Gaylord, MI – A clipper system is bringing widespread snow to northern Michigan today, with accumulations of 1–2 inches expected by evening. Antrim and Kalkaska counties could see an additional 2–4 inches overnight due to lake-effect snow.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall will continue into Saturday morning, making roadways like US-131 hazardous for travelers. Reduced visibility and slick conditions are likely, particularly in snowbelt regions. Officials advise motorists to use caution, plan for delays, and keep emergency kits in their vehicles.
Tonight’s low will drop to 19°F, with wind chills making it feel even colder. Snow showers will taper off Saturday morning, but patchy snow remains possible through the weekend. Saturday’s high will be near 28°F with light winds.
Sunday will bring a significant chance of snow, with accumulations of up to an inch. Overnight lows will dip to 20°F, making untreated surfaces icy. Snow showers will persist into Monday and Tuesday, with high temperatures in the mid-20s and lows dropping to the teens.
For residents planning outdoor activities, the region will see mostly cloudy skies and freezing conditions through midweek. Drivers should monitor conditions and prepare for sudden changes in visibility, particularly on rural roads and highways.
Stay updated with local forecasts, and follow guidance from road crews and emergency management teams.
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