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Temperatures Back Around Freezing Before a Drastic Cool Down Next Week

Snow moves through our neighborhoods this morning, bringing minimal impacts as chances for precipitation return this weekend
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LANSING, Mich. — Snow showers have been moving through our neighborhoods this morning with chances for snow lasting through the early afternoon hours Thursday. High temperatures are expected to be around freezing today with that trend sticking for the rest of the week.

Snow Showers Moving Through our Neighborhoods This Morning
Possible Lake Effect Snow Showers in Our Neighborhoods Beginning Around Noon Thursday

Saturday morning brings another chance for snowfall in our neighborhoods as the transfer of warm moist air from the south could allow for some mixing in the overnight hours prior to the cold front advancing through. Preliminary snow totals looks to range from 1" - 1.5". However, these could still change as we get closer to the event. This same warm moist air will keep our high temperatures near 32 degrees for the rest of the week.

Next System of Precipitation Arrives Saturday Morning
Possibly Mixing in our Southern Neighborhoods as we Come to the End of the Mild Temperatures

Following the cold front on Saturday, we will drastically cool down with daytime highs expected to be in the single digits. We also have chances for some snow showers to start the week as well. Overnight lows are expected to reach below zero next week as well. Some of our neighborhoods are flirting with records for lowest daytime high temperatures. We will continue to watch this extremely cold air very carefully.

Flirting With Record Cold Next Week
Hillsdale Could Potentially Meet or Break the Record for Lowest High Temperature on 01/21

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