LANSING, Mich. — Snow showers will taper off a bit overnight as low pressure moves away from the Great Lakes. Temperatures will take a steep dive into the low 20s by morning. This will likely lead to icy conditions on any untreated, wet surfaces, so use extra caution if you're venturing out at any time. Wind chills will also be bitingly cold, hovering in the 20s through early evening, then diving into the teens into Monday morning.
Additional lake effect snow showers are expected on Monday as today's disturbance leaves breezy conditions in its wake. This could continue to make for hazardous travel conditions at times, along with just a very cold day. Highs Monday will hold in the mid 30s, with wind chills spending most of the day in the 20s.
We'll settle back into a quieter stretch of weather on Veterans Day, and continuing through Saturday with partly to mostly cloudy skies. We'll claw out of the worst of this weekend's cold snap, but highs will continue to run well below average in the 40s most of the week.
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