*Some Clear Skies
*Dry Start
*Some LP Snow Friday Afternoon
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This Morning: Dry Start
Waking up some of us are seeing clear skies, while others are seeing a few clouds.
Temperatures are in the teens to mid-20s.
Colder spots could see some single digits!
Today: Some Snow for C.L.P
Clouds thicken and some of you are going to see snow again.
Parts of the Central Lower can start to see some snow after lunch time.
Snow showers continue into the evening before breaking down.
Accumulations are less than 1″ so roads shouldn’t see any significant problems.
Downstate could see a few inches of wet snow.
Everyone else to the North is dry but on the cloudy side.
Highs range from 29 to 37 degrees with East winds of 5-15 mph.
Tonight: Lingering Flurries
Clouds stay for all of us across Northern Michigan.
Some in the Central Lower could see leftover flurries.
Lows are in the upper teens to 30.
The Weekend: Some Snow Again
Saturday features increasing clouds with some evening and overnight snow.
Be prepared for some slick conditions.
Highs range from 29 to 38 degrees.
Sunday features morning snow showers breaking down.
Overall snowfall will be limited with accumulations of an inch or two.
The rest of the day is on the cloudy side.
Highs are back in the 30s.
Next week: A Quiet Start
Monday and Tuesday have no problems as clouds remain across the region.
Highs on both days hold in the 30s.
Wednesday and Thursday features an interesting system with rain and snow forecast.
Stay tuned for details
-Meteorologist Haley Fiaschetti
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