Rain and strong winds whipping across Michigan on Friday, Jan. 9, will give way to cooler temperatures and moderate to heavy snow over the weekend.
Cities across Michigan saw record-breaking Friday morning warmth before temperatures started to fall. Accumulating snow is in the forecast with a rain expected to develop in central to southeast Michigan on Saturday, Jan. 10.
By Monday morning, Jan. 12, most of Michigan will see a fresh coat of snow — up to 7 inches in snowbelt areas, according to the National Weather Service’s Probabilistic Precipitation Portal. Outside of snowbelt areas, 3 inches or less is expected.
Weekend temperatures in the Lower Peninsula will range in the 20s to lower 40s during the day, with cooler highs in northern Michigan. At night, temperatures will drop to the lower 20s. In the Upper Peninsula, highs will range mainly in the 20s and drop to the teens at night.
Here’s what the National Weather Service is expected for Michigan’s upcoming weekend, Jan. 10-11.
Will it snow in Detroit this weekend?
Here’s the forecast for Detroit:
Will it snow in Lansing this weekend?
Here’s the forecast for Lansing:
How much snow will Grand Rapids get this weekend?
Here’s the forecast for Grand Rapids:
Will it snow in southwest Michigan?
Here’ i’s the forecast for Coldwater:
Here’s the forecast for Kalamazoo:
Here’s the forecast for St. Joseph:
How much snow will northern Michigan see this weekend?
Here’s the forecast for Gaylord:
Here’s the forecast for Traverse City:
Here’s the forecast for Alpena:
How cold will it get in the Upper Peninsula this weekend?
Here’s the forecast for Marquette:
Here’s the forecast for Sault Ste. Marie:
Here’s the forecast for Ironwood:
Contact Sarah Moore @ smoore@lsj.com
This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Snowy and colder in Michigan. See the day-by-day forecast
Reporting by Sarah Moore, Lansing State Journal / Lansing State Journal
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