Grand Rapids, MI – Snow showers are set to hit southwest Michigan this week, bringing cold temperatures and travel challenges. Light snow is expected late Monday into Tuesday morning, followed by accumulating snowfall midweek, according to the National Weather Service.
A 10% chance of snow lingers Tuesday morning, with highs near 25°F and light winds. By Wednesday afternoon, heavier snow showers are expected, with up to two inches of accumulation possible. Winds will remain calm, but roads may become slick, especially west of US-131.
By Wednesday night, snowfall intensity increases, with a 90% chance of snow and temperatures dropping to 16°F. Thursday remains cold, with another round of snow showers possible.
Drivers should plan for slower commutes, as road conditions may deteriorate midweek. Those traveling along I-96 or US-131 should stay updated on road conditions and allow extra time for travel.
The snow is expected to taper off by Friday, with partly sunny skies returning. However, another round of snow is likely by the weekend, with highs near 31°F.
Residents should monitor forecasts and prepare for changing conditions.
