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Michigan winter storm radar, forecast updates

More snow for West Michigan, Monday’s commute could be slow

GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Two rounds of snow are incoming for West Michigan areas between today and Monday. When taken together, this means we could see up to 6 inches of snow falling in some areas south of Holland,

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How much snow will Michigan get? See predictions for winter storm

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Michigan winter storm radar, forecast updates: When snow will peak

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FOX 17 · 5h

Tonight's Forecast; Another Cold Night; Lake Effect Snow Showers

Another very cold night is ahead across West Michigan. Lake effect snow showers will energize for Ottawa, Allegan and Van Buren Counties. Get the latest forecast from the FOX 17 Weather Ready team.

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Extreme cold, lake-effect snow in Michigan. See warnings, advisories

mlive on MSN · 4d

Dangerous Arctic cold, lake effect snow to grip Michigan through weekend

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Cold Weather Advisory tonight with dangerously cold wind chills for Chicago

A cold front overnight will kick up strong winds that blow this loose, powdery snow around and also drop Monday morning wind chill temperatures between -15 and -25 degrees.

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Above-zero temperatures in the forecast for Chicago area after winter storm passes

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Chicago weather: Winter Storm Warning for heavy snow near Lake Michigan

Detroit Free Press on MSN

Lake-effect snow aims at Michigan. See timing, projected snow totals

Michigan is bracing for another round of lake-effect snow this weekend, with snowfall expected to accumulate in spots across the Upper and Lower Peninsulas.

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As freezing rain pelts Michigan, is more lake-effect snow on the way?

A quick-moving burst of freezing rain is pelting parts of Michigan Tuesday, making travel hazardous in some areas.

Milwaukee Magazine

We Were Wondering: Are Lake-Effect Snowstorms Losing Their Punch?

Lake Michigan supercharges most Milwaukee storms, and as it warms, that effect is more pronounced. How does that affect our snow?