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Michigan – Low clouds hang over West Michigan as damp air clings to roads and sidewalks, muting the usual morning rush. The quiet start won’t last. A developing system brings rain first, then snow, setting up slippery travel just as year-end plans and New Year’s travel accelerate.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, patchy fog lingers early, followed by periods of rain through the day. Showers become steadier by evening, then begin mixing with snow late Sunday as colder air filters in. Temperatures fall quickly, dropping below freezing by Monday morning…