January 29, 2018 Winter Storm

Overview

A low pressure system moving across the region on Monday, January 29th, brought heavy snow to parts of Southeast Michigan. The snow began around midnight and lasted through most of the day. Frontogenetic forcing led to a heavy snow band along the I-69 corridor from Lansing up through Flint. These areas received upwards of 8 inches, with a report coming out of the Lansing area of 11 inches! This snow made the morning commute challenging, with impacts lasting into the evening commute.

Snowfall Map
Radar
Storm Reports

Snowfall Map

Monday, January 29, 2018 Total Snowfall Amounts

Radar:

Monday's radar loop starting at 1 AM and lasting through 7 PM:


1 AM - 7 AM Radar Loop	7 AM - 1 PM Radar Loop	1 PM - 7 PM Radar Loop

Storm Reports

All storm reports from the event can be found on the Iowa Environmental Mesonet (IEM) here.

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