Grand Rapids, MI – Snow showers are forecast to develop late Saturday across parts of southwest Michigan, potentially disrupting travel along I-96 and US-131. Residents should prepare for slippery roads and reduced visibility, especially in areas northwest of Grand Rapids.
According to the National Weather Service, snow will begin moving into the region after sunset Saturday, with gusty winds up to 20 mph contributing to potential blowing snow. Temperatures are expected to hover near 30 degrees tonight, creating conditions for icy roads. Drivers are urged to exercise caution, especially during evening travel hours.
The five-day forecast indicates a mix of winter conditions heading into the start of the week. Sunday will bring mostly clear skies, with highs near 25 degrees and calmer winds from the southwest. However, snow showers are likely to return Monday afternoon, with a 30% chance of precipitation and highs near 35 degrees.
By Tuesday, Grand Rapids residents can expect mostly cloudy skies and temperatures reaching the low 30s. Snow is expected to intensify midweek, with a 60% chance of snow showers on Wednesday. Winds will increase, with gusts up to 25 mph contributing to blowing snow in exposed areas.
Residents should monitor updates from local weather services and allow extra time for travel, especially as snow and icy conditions persist into the week.
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