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Accumulating Snow and Icing Wednesday

Fog Potential Continues Tonight

A storm system will bring mixed precipitation to much of northern Michigan starting Tuesday evening and lasting through much of Wednesday. There is high potential for 4” or more of snow across eastern Upper, and high potential for 0.1” or more of ice accumulations across northern Lower. Parts of northwest and north-central lower Michigan have a low chance to see icing in excess of a quarter inch.

Patchy fog and potentially freezing fog will once again develop tonight shortly after sunset through Tuesday morning. Mixed precipitation and heavy accumulating snowfall will spread across the region Tuesday night through Wednesday. Be sure to check the forecast for any travel plans this week.