Another round of snow is blasting Michigan on Sunday morning bringing with it a winter weather advisory which is in effect through noon, according to the National Weather Service.
The steady accumulation of large snowflakes, from 1 to 4 inches, the NWS says, will taper off by early afternoon with the eastern Thumb seeing the highest accumulation.
Gusty winds and light snow showers could continue throughout the day, the weather service said.
Be prepared for Michigan’s weather with live doppler radar from the National Weather Service below. We also have resources on how to check your power outage status.
Metro Detroit is expected to see a high of 29 degrees today and a low of 14.
Michigan weather radar
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Forecast for the upcoming week
The National Weather service says the temperatures will be well below normal early to mid week next week.
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