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Grand Rapids, Michigan – A colder, more wintry pattern is expected to settle across Michigan late this month, increasing the likelihood of lake-effect snow as January moves toward its final stretch.
According to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center, the period from January 17 through January 30 favors below-normal temperatures across the Great Lakes, paired with above-normal precipitation signals in parts of the region. That setup is supportive of recurring lake-effect snow as colder air passes over the relatively warmer waters of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior…