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Winter storm warning for parts of Michigan. See warnings, advisories
Back-to-back clipper systems are expected to bring lake-effect snow to Michigan's eastern Upper Peninsula this week, prompting a winter storm warning.
In addition, snow is forecast to develop along the snowbelt this week along Michigan's west and northwest shorelines as significantly cold temperatures move in.
Central and western areas in Chippewa county, from Grand Marais to Sault Ste. Marie, are under a winter storm warning from Wednesday, Dec. 3, until Thursday afternoon, Dec. 4, with up to a foot of snow expected and 30 mph wind gusts. Conditions are expected to create blowing slow and dangerous travel for Thursday morning, Dec. 4. The heaviest snow will fall near Sault Ste. Marie and Whitefish Point.
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Lake-effect snow continues to accumulate in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, with winter storm warnings and advisories in place through Thursday afternoon, Dec. 4, and below-zero temperatures moving in as well.
Central and western areas in Chippewa county, from Grand Marais to Sault Ste. Marie, remain under a winter storm warning until Thursday afternoon, Dec. 4. Weather officials expect 2-4 additional inches (6 inches in total) of snow with 30 mph wind gusts. The heaviest snow will fall near Sault Ste. Marie and Whitefish Point.
National Weather Service snowfall reports say 2 inches of snow have accumulated at Cusino Lake; 2.9 inches in Sault Ste. Marie; and 6 inches in Munising.
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FIRST ALERT: Clipper system to bring widespread snow
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) -Widespread snow will move in overnight through tomorrow morning. It comes with a quick-moving clipper system. Behind it, lake effect snow develops along the northwest wind belts and lingers through Thursday. Snowfall amounts will range from 3-6″ in the Western and Eastern U.P., with most areas getting lighter amounts between 1-3″.
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The pattern remains active this week and weekend with a series of clipper systems. Another one swings by on Friday into Saturday with light snow. Then, more lake effect snow through Sunday.
Temperatures remain below normal for the foreseeable future. This is due to an upper-level trough in the jet stream.
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