Urgent Alert: Michigan’s Weekend to Start with Rain, End with Snow Showers

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Residents, prepare for a weekend of weather surprises! Starting Friday, January 31, 2025, Michigan will experience a mix of rain and snow showers, potentially impacting travel and outdoor activities.

Friday’s Forecast:

  • Detroit: Periods of rain mixing with snow with little or no accumulation. Highs around 37ยฐF (3ยฐC); lows near 23ยฐF (-5ยฐC).
  • Grand Rapids: A bit of snow and rain at times with little or no accumulation; cloudy in the morning, then intervals of clouds and sunshine in the afternoon. Highs near 39ยฐF (4ยฐC); lows around 20ยฐF (-7ยฐC).
  • Lansing: Colder with periods of snow and rain with little or no accumulation. Highs approximately 36ยฐF (2ยฐC); lows dropping to 19ยฐF (-7ยฐC).

Weekend Outlook:

  • Saturday, February 1: Sun followed by increasing clouds across the state. Highs ranging from 29ยฐF (-2ยฐC) to 32ยฐF (0ยฐC); lows between 24ยฐF (-5ยฐC) and 27ยฐF (-3ยฐC).
  • Sunday, February 2: A bit of morning snow in Detroit; otherwise, mostly cloudy and milder. Highs reaching 44ยฐF (6ยฐC); lows at 37ยฐF (3ยฐC). In Grand Rapids and Lansing, expect intervals of clouds and sun with highs around 41ยฐF (5ยฐC) and 43ยฐF (6ยฐC), respectively.

Potential Impacts:

  • Road Conditions: Wet and potentially icy roads, especially during morning and evening hours.
  • Visibility: Snow showers may reduce visibility, making driving hazardous.

Safety Recommendations:

  • Stay Informed: Regularly check local weather updates for the latest information.
  • Drive Cautiously: Reduce speeds and maintain a safe distance between vehicles.
  • Prepare for Delays: Allow extra time for travel due to potential road hazards.

Michigan residents, stay vigilant and plan accordingly to navigate this weekend’s changing weather conditions safely.

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