Grand Rapids, MI – Snowy conditions are set to hit Michigan this weekend, with Friday and Sunday bringing measurable snowfall and travel impacts.
The National Weather Service forecasts up to two inches of snow Friday, primarily along and west of the US-131 corridor. Snow is expected to begin early Friday morning and continue throughout the day, accompanied by gusty south winds reaching 18 mph. Highs will hover near 29°F, with icy roads and reduced visibility likely during the morning and evening commutes.
Sunday could bring additional snow accumulation, with lake-effect conditions expected to develop. Temperatures will remain below freezing all weekend, ensuring snow-covered roads and icy patches persist. Saturday will provide some relief with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 30°F, but overnight lows will dip to 21°F.
Drivers should prepare for hazardous conditions by allowing extra travel time, maintaining safe speeds, and checking for updated road conditions. Residents are advised to monitor local weather alerts for further details about Sunday’s snowfall and next week’s lake-effect activity.
Stay cautious on the roads and stay informed as Michigan braces for another snowy stretch.
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