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Michigan — Snowflakes drift sideways across West Michigan this morning, sticking to windshields and quiet side streets as winter tightens its grip. In Grand Rapids, the air feels dense and cold, and the pavement already hints at what’s coming next.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, snow is expected to develop later today, with bursts of heavier snowfall possible this evening. In central Lower Michigan, snowfall rates could briefly reach one inch per hour. That intensity increases the risk for slick roads quickly, especially as temperatures hover in the mid-20s…