Southeast Michigan Snow Prognosis: Today’s Winter Storm is expected to fall 4-7 inches

The snow is coming!

Winter weather counseling and winter storm warnings take effect this afternoon and last through early Thursday morning.

Timeline:

A passing shower or flurry is possible this morning, but the main event starts between 7 p.m. 14.00 Snow continues to fall all afternoon.

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The evening commuting becomes increasingly difficult as the snowfall speeds increase, making it difficult for the road crews to keep things clear.

There is also a chance for some gossip or ice to interfere early tonight – not a guarantee, but Detroit, Downriver and Monroe counties have the best shot.

Check out Fox Futurecast and note that the pink is trying to sneak in:

How much snow does Metro Detroit get?

Snow winds between 5-7 on Thursday with totals, generally ranging from 4-7 inches that are potential for up to 8 inches in Macomb, St. Clair and Sanilac counties. If gossip is mixed in, some stains could land closer to 3 inches.

Will the school be canceled on Thursday?

It is likely, according to Snow Day Calculatorwho currently says there is a 99% chance of Metro Detroit schools will cancel classes on Thursday.

We get you covered when the closures start rolling in. Check the list of school closures here.

What is the next one:

We get the rest of Thursday to cloud out. Friday stays quiet but another round of snow is probably Saturday and Sunday. We dive into these details tomorrow, but expect several centimeters. Cold air will follow to start next week.

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