Gaylord, MI – Snow showers are affecting parts of northern and western Michigan, creating slick conditions on local roads. Forecasters predict snowfall will continue through Saturday, with light accumulations in higher elevations.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, light snow and rain showers started early Thursday and will ease midday before returning later. Areas with heavier snow could see roads briefly covered, creating hazardous travel conditions. Temperatures are expected to reach highs of 39 to 43 degrees today, contributing to melting snow in some regions.
West Michigan drivers along US-131 and US-31 are reporting slick roadways. The National Weather Service in Grand Rapids warned of accumulating snow on grassy areas and bridges. Drivers are urged to reduce speeds and exercise caution in affected areas.
Lake-effect snow is likely through the weekend, especially in western Michigan, with occasional breaks in precipitation. Friday’s forecast includes a 50% chance of snow showers, while Saturday and Sunday should remain mostly cloudy.
Travelers should monitor weather updates and check local traffic cameras before heading out. Conditions may change quickly as temperatures fluctuate.
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