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A powerful Clipper system from Alberta, Canada is expected to bring cold temperatures, blustery winds, and heavy snow to Michigan on Friday. Winter Weather Advisories have been issued, with central and northern Michigan expected to see the most accumulation, potentially reaching 3-6 inches. The snow is forecasted to hit during the morning and evening commutes, making road conditions hazardous.
Late-season snowfall is expected to hit parts of West Michigan on Friday, with wet and heavy snow likely to impact the morning commute, especially north of I-94. Accumulation is most likely north of I-94, with areas along and north of Ottawa, Kent & Ionia counties potentially seeing more than two inches. School closings are possible, contingent on the intensity and timing of the snowfall. However, any snow that falls is expected to melt quickly with above-freezing highs and sunshine forecasted for the weekend.
Clouds will decrease on Tuesday with temperatures mostly in the 30s, followed by a significant warmup on Wednesday and Thursday, with highs reaching the 40s and 50s in southern Minnesota. Some areas received a fresh coating of snow, with the Twin Cities seeing the most snowfall in November. However, temperatures will drop again over the weekend as a clipper system brings rain and snow showers, along with a cold front.
A clipper system will bring snowfall to Minnesota on Monday night, with snow showers developing in the northwestern part of the state and spreading to central and southeastern areas. Snowfall totals will generally be around an inch or less, with some pockets of locally higher amounts. The week will continue to be cold, with temperatures below normal, but a warming trend is expected by the end of the week, bringing temperatures closer to normal with highs in the upper 40s to near 50 in southern Minnesota.