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Light Snow Today

Light snow is expected this morning mainly along and south of a Holland to Lansing line. Additional snow showers develop late this afternoon and evening bringing quick bursts of snow. Amounts under an inch are expected. Thursday afternoon through Friday 1 to 4 inches will be possible and may impact the Thursday evening and Friday morning commutes. Read More >

Arctic air and the coldest daytime temperatures in 6 years are here Monday and Tuesday, returning to the teens and 20s later in the week. Lake effect snow showers will persist much of the time, with greatest accumulation west of US-131. Frostbite is possible in 30 minutes with wind chills dipping as low as -20 degrees.
Be ready for potentially hazardous weather and road conditions Monday and Tuesday. More snow will make travel relatively worse in Western and Northern Michigan, but some snow and slick roads can also extend farther east in the Lower Peninsula. Make sure you bring a hat, scarf, gloves, and maybe face covering too: temperatures in the single digits with wind chills -15 degrees or colder can make frostbite possible in 30 minutes.