Gaylord, MI – Residents in northern Michigan should prepare for snow showers and frigid temperatures as a clipper system moves through the region. Snowfall is expected to intensify Sunday, with travel disruptions likely along I-75 and surrounding roads.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, widespread light snow will continue overnight into Saturday before heavier snow arrives Sunday. Highs will reach 28 degrees Sunday, with accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible by Monday morning. Additional lake effect snow showers are likely Monday and Tuesday, bringing colder temperatures, with highs dropping into the teens and lows nearing single digits.
Roads may become slick and visibility could be reduced, particularly in typical lake-effect snow belts. Travelers are advised to check weather updates frequently and allow extra time for commutes. Snowplows are expected to maintain main roads, but secondary roads may remain snow-covered through midweek.
The five-day forecast indicates more snow showers and bitter cold. Monday will see highs around 20 degrees with continued snow accumulation, while Tuesday and Wednesday bring highs in the teens and wind chills near zero. By Thursday, conditions may improve slightly, with highs returning to the low 20s.
Residents are urged to stock up on supplies and prepare for potential travel delays. Stay updated with the latest forecasts and road conditions through local alerts.
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