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Discussion: Since
the Polar Jet is staying to the north of Michigan, there will not be
favorable conditions to create cold enough air for lake effect snow to take
place Wednesday night. Thursday will have enough lift and moisture in the
atmosphere to give way of the possibility of snow showers, but no
significant amount of precipitation is expected. Thursday night will
transition from scattered snow showers to a possibility of freezing drizzle.
Friday will be a normal seasonal day for Michigan, and will give way to the
possibility of snow showers (less than one inch accumulation) during the
night due to another system making its way toward Michigan. Saturday will
consist of snow showers in the morning with an accumulation to about an
inch of snow for our area. The southern part of Michigan has a greater
chance of seeing higher amounts of accumulation from this system.
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Low: 15-20 ℉
Partly Cloudy
with clearing skies late
Winds:
ENE, 0-5 mph
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High: 26-31 ℉
Cloudy early, Snow showers developing later in the day
Chance of Precipitation: 25%
No significant amount of precipitation expected
Winds:
SE, 5-10 mph
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Low: 20-25 ℉
Mostly Cloudy, a few flurries possible
Chance of freezing drizzle late
Chance of Precipitation: 15%
Winds:
W, 0-5mph
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High: 25-30 ℉
Cloudy
Winds:
SE, 5-10 mph
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Low: 12-18
℉
Snow Showers late
Chance of precipitation: 40%
Snow accumulations less than 1 inch
Winds:
NE, 5-10 mph
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High: 15-20 ℉
Snow showers mainly in the morning
Chance of Precipitation: 60%
Snow accumulations about an inch
Winds:
NE, 10-15 mph
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