LANSING, Mich. — Accumulating snowfall takes a break as we start the week across Mid-Michigan. A shortwave tracks southeast and clips the Great Lakes region allowing for a few flurries possible through 10 AM this morning across our northern neighborhoods. We are not expecting any slow-ups for the morning commute with these flurries nor any snowfall accumulations.
We will be left with partly cloudy skies in the late morning into early afternoon hours today with increasing cloud cover heading into the evening hours. High temperatures will only reach the upper teens today with feels like temperatures sticking in the single digits.
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High pressure brings tame conditions across our neighborhoods to start the new week. However, a pattern change comes tomorrow as an incoming cold front will allow for strong winds with gusts up to 40 mph Tuesday evening and into the overnight hours. However, this incoming system remains dry with mostly cloudy skies favored throughout the day Tuesday and partly cloudy skies during the daytime hours Wednesday.
Our next best chance to see some measurable precipitation comes later this week on Thursday as we warm our temperatures into the 40's and see rainfall as our main precip type ahead of an incoming cold front. Rain will mix to snow once the cold front passes and we cool overnight Thursday into Friday with a lake effect snow setup possible for the first half of the day Friday. It is still a bit too early to talk details, but we will keep you updated throughout the week with what we can expect in terms of impacts.
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