Gaylord, MI – Northern Michigan is bracing for a snowy and bitterly cold start to the first full week of February, with accumulating snowfall and plummeting temperatures creating hazardous conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall will intensify Monday morning, bringing up to 5 inches across Gaylord and surrounding areas. Visibility will be reduced at times, and roadways could become slick, especially during the morning commute. Winds of 10 to 15 mph may cause drifting snow, further impacting travel. Drivers should allow extra time and exercise caution on snow-covered roads.
Temperatures will drop steadily throughout the week. Highs on Monday will hover near 29°F before falling into the teens by Tuesday. By Wednesday night, lows could reach single digits, with wind chills making it feel even colder. Snow showers remain in the forecast through Thursday, with lake-effect bands potentially adding additional accumulation.
Residents should prepare for prolonged winter conditions, dressing in layers and ensuring vehicles are equipped for cold weather travel. Those heading outdoors should watch for frostbite risks as wind chills dip dangerously low.
Stay updated with the latest forecasts and travel advisories as winter weather impacts the region this week.
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