Tracking snow for Southeast Michigan on Saturday. Here's what to expect
An active weather pattern continues with the next system on track to bring snow to much of Southeast Michigan from Saturday afternoon to evening. Expect a general 2 to 4 inches of snow along and north of I-69 before snow tapers off Saturday night with the potential for a brief period of higher snowfall rates late Saturday afternoon and evening.
LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - Wednesday and Thursday are First Alert Weather Days on WILX due to the possibility of heavy snowfall.
Numerous states had received winter weather-related alerts from the National Weather Service as of early Monday.
The Storm Tracker 12 Weather Team issued Alert Days for Wednesday evening through Thursday morning ahead of the potential for ...
Most snow from the system should be done by midnight, but a few isolated snow showers may linger for the first few hours of ...
Blizzard conditions in the Copper Country to diminish while whiteout risk elevates east -- reprieve from snow, wind coming ...
The northern part of Mid-Michigan and the tip of the Thumb region could see the most snowfall during the afternoon and ...
The next round of snow today will bring slick roads late this afternoon and evening. We expect the highest totals to be up ...
As the wind ramps up Thursday, travel hazards increase with blizzard conditions up (Baraga, Houghton, Keweenaw, Ontonagon ...
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While the specific storm track will dictate how long the slippery weather lingers, slick travel is likely throughout the ...
The WILX First Alert meteorologists have declared Wednesday and Thursday First Alert Weather Days. An icy mix of snow, sleet ...
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