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Continued Very Cold with Hazardous Travel

Very cold temperatures and lake effect snow will continue to result in slow and treacherous travel through tonight. The snow will still greatly reduce visibilities and slowly add up, with the highest additional amounts generally near and west of Highway 131. Wind chills as low as 20 below are expected. An additional area of snow will affect areas west of a Holland to Reed City line Wednesday. Read More >

Overview

An arctic cold front moved across Southwest Lower Michigan during the evening of Wednesday December 4, 2024. Wind gusts with this front were very strong, resulting in power outages and some damage especially near the lakeshore. Snow squalls accompanying the front brought white-out conditions as well as a rare lightning show. Precipitation that was a mix of rain and snow near the lakeshore became all snow farther inland as the cold front moved across southern Lower Michigan.

 

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