Gaylord, MI — Michigan residents are bracing for a wintry mix expected to create hazardous travel conditions through Monday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, cloudy skies will dominate tonight, accompanied by lingering rain and snow showers across northern and eastern Michigan. Temperatures will dip into the high 20s, with additional precipitation tracking in Sunday night. Forecasters warn the mix of rain, snow, and freezing temperatures will likely result in messy roads for Monday’s commute.
Sunday’s forecast predicts highs near 37°F, with precipitation intensifying overnight. Melting snow could freeze, creating icy patches and reducing visibility. Conditions will continue into Monday, with lake-effect snow showers adding to accumulations in some areas.
Drivers are urged to slow down, increase following distances, and allow extra time for travel. Road treatment crews are expected to be active, but slippery surfaces are still likely.
This weather pattern is typical for December in northern Michigan, but residents should remain vigilant. The NWS encourages checking weather updates and preparing vehicles for winter conditions.
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