How much snow will Michigan get this weekend? Day-by-day forecast

Rain and robust winds blowing throughout Michigan on Friday, January 9 will give method to cooler temperatures and reasonable to heavy snowfall over the weekend.

Cities throughout Michigan noticed it record-breaking Friday morning heat earlier than the temperature began to drop. An accumulation of snow is predicted, with rain anticipated throughout central and southeastern Michigan on Saturday, January 10.

By Monday morning, Jan. 12, most of Michigan will see a recent layer of snow — as much as 7 inches in snow belt areas, in line with the Nationwide Climate Service. Probabilistic precipitation portal. Outdoors snow belt areas, 3 inches or much less is predicted.

Weekend temperatures within the Decrease Peninsula will vary from 20 to 40 levels through the day, with cooler highs in northern Michigan. At evening, temperatures drop beneath twenty levels. Within the Higher Peninsula, highs might be primarily within the 20s, dropping into the kids at evening.

Here is what the Nationwide Climate Service is forecasting for Michigan’s upcoming weekend, Jan. 10-11.

Will it snow in Detroit this weekend?

That is what the forecast is for Detroit:

• January 10: Snow doubtless after 1:00 PM, combined with rain after 2:00 PM Cloudy, with a excessive close to 40. New snow accumulation of lower than a half inch. Rain at evening earlier than 10 p.m., then an opportunity of rain and snow between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m., then an opportunity of snow after 1 a.m. Partly cloudy, with a low round 27.
• January 11: Snow earlier than 1:00 PM Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 33. Largely cloudy at evening, with a low round 26.

Will it snow in Lansing this weekend?

That is what the forecast is for Lansing:

• January 10: Snow earlier than 1 p.m., then snow presumably combined with rain. Excessive close to 37. New snow accumulations of lower than half an inch doable. Snow at evening, particularly earlier than 1am. Partly cloudy, with a low round 26.
• January 11: Snow earlier than 1pm Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 30. Largely cloudy at evening, with a low round 24.

How a lot snow will Grand Rapids get this weekend?

That is what the forecast is for Grand Rapids:

• January 10: Snow. Excessive close to 35. New snow accumulation of about 2 inches. Extra snow at evening with a minimal temperature round 26.
• January 11: Snow earlier than 1:00 PM Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 31. Largely cloudy at evening with a low round 25.

Will it snow in southwestern Michigan?

That is what the forecast is for Cold water:

• January 10: Rain and snow will develop into fully snow after 4 p.m. Excessive close to 37. Wind gusts as much as 30 miles per hour. At evening it snows primarily after 1am. Partly cloudy, with a low round 24.
• January 11: Snow primarily earlier than 1 p.m. Partly cloudy, with a excessive close to 32. Wind gusts as much as 30 km per hour. Largely cloudy at evening with a low round 23.

That is what the forecast is for Kalamazoo:

• January 10: Snow. Excessive close to 38. New snow accumulation of lower than half an inch. Snow at evening with a minimal temperature round 24.
• January 11: Snow doubtless earlier than 1 p.m. Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 31. Largely cloudy at evening, with a low round 23.

That is what the forecast is for St. Joseph:

• January 10: Snow earlier than 9am, then rain and snow. Excessive close to 37. New snow accumulations of lower than half an inch doable. At evening it snows, particularly after 7 p.m., with wind gusts of as much as 55 km per hour. Low round 25.
• January 11: Snow primarily earlier than 1 p.m. Partly cloudy, with a excessive close to 33. New snow accumulation of lower than an inch doable. Largely cloudy at evening with a low round 27.

How a lot snow will fall in northern Michigan this weekend?

That is what the forecast is for Gaylord:

• January 10: Snow primarily after 1 p.m. Highs round 30. New snow accumulation of about 2 inches. At evening, snow. New snow accumulation of roughly 4 inches. Low round 19.
• January 11: Snow earlier than 1pm Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 23. Largely cloudy at evening, with a low round 20.

That is what the forecast is for Cross the city:

• January 10: Snow primarily after 1:00 PM Excessive round 33. New snow accumulation of about 2 inches. At evening, snow. New snow accumulation of roughly 3 inches. Low round 24.
• January 11: Snow earlier than 1 p.m. Partly cloudy, with a excessive close to 29. Wind gusts as much as 30 km per hour. Largely cloudy at evening, with a low round 24.

That is what the forecast is for Alpena:

• January 10: Snow doubtless after 1 p.m. Partly cloudy, with a excessive close to 32. New snow accumulation of about 2 inches. Extra snow at evening. Low round 21. New snow accumulation of about 4 inches.
• January 11: Snow earlier than 1:00 PM Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 26. Largely cloudy at evening with a low round 20.

How chilly will or not it’s within the Higher Peninsula this weekend?

That is what the forecast is for Marquette:

• January 10: Snow primarily after 1 p.m. Highs round 30. New snow accumulation of about an inch doable. At evening, snow. New snow accumulation of 2-4 inches. Wind gusts as much as 30 km/hour. Low round 22.
• January 11: Partly cloudy, with a excessive close to 26. Wind gusts as much as 30 km/h. Snow at evening after 1am. Partly cloudy, with a low round 20 levels.

That is what the forecast is for Saul Ste. Marie:

• January 10: Snow after 1:00 PM Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 28. At evening snow falls primarily earlier than 1:00 AM. New snow accumulation of roughly 2 inches. Low round 16.
• January 11: Partly sunny, with a excessive round 23. Snow in a single day after 1am. Partly cloudy, with a low round 17.

That is what the forecast is for Ironwood:

• January 10: Snow primarily after midday. Partly cloudy, with a excessive close to 24. New snow accumulations of 1 to 2 inches doable. At evening there are snow showers, particularly earlier than midnight. New snow accumulation of 1 to three inches doable. Low round 14.
• January 11: Partly cloudy, with a excessive round 22. Snow in a single day earlier than midnight. Partly cloudy, with a low round 17.

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