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Snow Ends Today but Staying Brisk

Mild to Start the Week then Much Colder

Snow will diminish this morning, ending by early afternoon. Some parts in northeast lower and far eastern upper Michigan may break out into partial sunshine this afternoon. However, north-northwest to northwest today will remain brisk. Gusts to around 30 mph will be common. That will produce areas of blowing and drifting snow today, especially in places that are more open and exposed.

A series of systems will keep our weather on the active side. The work week starts out mild for mid-January, and Monday will be mainly quiet, but with a rain-snow mix expected Tuesday. Much colder air arrives later in the week, along with occasional chances for snow showers. Thursday looks like the coldest day of the week.