A swath of steady snow should move across northern Lower Michigan and the Upper Peninsula bringing that area a March snowstorm. Southern Lower Michigan will also have some snow but not an amount we would consider a snowstorm.
A winter storm warning is in effect now through Monday morning for part of the Upper Peninsula for five to 10 inches of snow. A winter weather advisory is in effect for northeast Lower Michigan tonight into Monday for three to five inches of snow. The rest of Lower Michigan doesn’t have any winter weather warning or advisory.
Here’s the radar forecast showing the storm system bringing a mixed bag of rain and snow to the southern half of Michigan tonight and changing to snow spurts Monday.
For southern Lower Michigan we may start with heavy, wet snow this evening and then change to rain overnight and back to snow showers Monday. From about Traverse City and Alpena northward the precipitation should mostly stay snow, maybe just briefly mixing with rain.
Monday will have off and on snow showers with air temperatures just above freezing. Even Monday’s snow will have a hard time sticking to the grass in southern Michigan due to 35 degree temperatures…