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A narrow band of lake effect snow continues to impact locations south of I-69 and north of M-59 this evening. The band does show some signs of weakening and drifting southward but this slow movement will allow for up to around 1 inch of new snow under this band. Variable road conditions and drops in visibility below 1 mile will be possible. If driving, slow down and leave plenty of space between you and other vehicles.
Cold Weather Advisory remain in effect for all of SE MI until Wednesday at noon. Wind chill values will drop down to -15 to -25F overnight with little relief during the daytime hours as high temperatures only in the single digits help keep wind chill values around or below -10F.
An extreme cold advisory remains in effect thru 12 PM Wednesday. Wind chill readings tonight through Wednesday morning will range from 10 to 20 degrees below zero. Temperatures will slowly warm Wednesday afternoon into Friday.
Follow these tips to weather the cold.
A Heavy Freezing Spray Warning has been issued for parts of central and southern Lake Huron from Monday afternoon until Tuesday morning.
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