- Lingering Lake Effect Into Saturday AM
- Drier & Brighter Weekend
- Another Clipper Possible Monday
Tonight: Spotty Lake Effect, Very Cold
Tonight features partly to mostly cloudy with spotty lake effect snow.
Winds go more N into tonight, focusing any lake effect near the lakeshore.
Better coverage near Lake MI south of Grand Traverse Bay, Near the Lake Superior shoreline into Luce and Chippewa counties. Maybe near Rogers City & Alpena too.
Not seeing the snow? Overnight lows stay very cold. Negative to positive single digits.
Winds tonight not to strong from the N at 5-10 mph.
Still, wind chills still trend well below 0. Continue to wear the layers heading outside!
Weekend: Lingering Lake Effect, More Dry Hours
Saturday features a few lingering lake effect snow shower near the lakeshore.
Better timing for any lingering lake effect Saturday is for the AM hours.
Some more rays of sun in the mix will be on the table Saturday PM and Sunday.
Great weekend for outdoor winter sports or events during the daytime hours!
Highs this weekend stay cold, not as cold as the past few days.
More mid teens to some mid 20s Saturday. More 20s near 30 Sunday!
Overnight lows will still be very cold in the single digits to near 0.
Increasing clouds Sunday later PM from the west ahead of another possible clipper.
Next Week: Another Possible Clipper, Not As Cold
Monday could feature another possible clipper with some light snow chances.
Thinking on the snow will be a general 1-3″. Nothing too heavy is expected at this time.
Highs Monday not as cold in the mid 20s to near 30.
Partly to mostly cloudy Tuesday. Spotty snow shower possible.
Highs Tuesday a little colder from the mid teens to mid 20s.
Overnight lows still cold in the single digits to mid teens.
Wednesday may have another snow chance south depending on the track of a system.
Highs Wednesday still trending back in the 20s.
Past Monday’s clipper, our next best chance for snow looks to return late week.
Thursday will features more isolated snow showers. Favoring more of our northern zones.
This looks to continue Thursday PM into Friday with more impacts possible.
Something to watch for now. More details come into focus early next week.
Highs Friday in the mid 20s to a few low 30s.
Behind this system, we look cold again into the weekend with more lake effect snow.
- Meteorologist John Gross
Here is the snowfall so far for the season!
- You will see the left numbers indicating how much we have seen so far and the right numbers indicating where we should be for this time of year.
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