LANSING, Mich. — An EXTREME COLD WARNING remains in effect for Clinton and Ionia Counties until 11:00 AM Saturday, along with a COLD WEATHER ADVISORY for the remainder of Mid-Michigan. Temperatures overnight will fall into the negative teens, with lighter winds still capable of producing wind chills as low as -25 degrees.
Mostly clear skies will remain in place overnight as Arctic high pressure continues to settle over the Great Lakes. This will bring the coldest air of the season, with lows temperatures plummeting to between -10° and -20° across our neighborhoods. Fortunately, winds will turn calm, so there will be not wind chills to make the cold even worse.
Frigid conditions remain in place on Saturday as partly cloudy skies in the morning gradually give way to increasing clouds in the afternoon. Highs will climb above zero, but will remain in the single-digits. Winds will remain calm, so wind chills will stay out of the picture for now.
We will be turning our attention back to snowfall on Sunday as snow moves into our neighborhoods Sunday morning out of the south with accumulations possible for our neighborhoods.
Snowfall will first fall in Hilllsdale and track north across our neighborhoods throughout the day and even into the evening hours. Snow is expected to stop by Monday morning, but we could see issued withe the Sunday morning and evening commute as well as the Monday morning commute.
Most neighborhoods south of I-96 could see up to 4" or possibly more with this snowfall with Clinton Co. and northern Eaton Co. only looking to see up to 2" of snowfall. We could still see some changes to this forecast and will be watching closely.
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Snowfall and chilly conditions will continue through most of next week with a dry up expected by next Thursday. The warmest temperature forecast is only at 18 degrees on Tuesday which means we could see continues slick spots on roadways as salt becomes less effective for curing roads once temps drop below 20 degrees.
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