Michigan will definitely showcase our highly variable weather conditions now through sunrise Tuesday. Colder air is moving in, and the lake-effect, mini snowstorms are going to develop today.

The system snow early this morning did produce 1″-2″ of snow over southeast Michigan, including Ann Arbor and parts of Detroit. The accumulations were on the grass.

Now we transition to a northeast wind lake-effect first, gradually swinging to a north-northwesterly lake-effect.

With northeast and north winds mostly during this lake-effect situation, we will have a touch different snowy areas, compared to most lake-effect situations.

The Saginaw Bay area is going to have the most bizarre little area of heavy snow, up to six inches on the grass. This afternoon heavy snow will develop on the south si

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