The weekend’s first significant lake-effect snow system is stacking up a lot more snow in some areas than initially forecast.

And it’s not over yet. Some areas of the state will see lingering lake-effect and blustery winds today. This will make for some low visibility and dicey travel in some areas.

Here are the forecast highlights from the National Weather Service offices across the state:

Multiple rounds of lake effect snow will impact parts of Michigan through early Tuesday morning, creating dangerous travel conditions, especially along the I-94 corridor where winter storm warnings remain in effect. The heaviest snow is expected through early Monday morning.

Winter storm warnings are active for portions of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula including Marquette and Alger counties, where an a

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