Winter weather advisory issued for Sanilac County through Monday morning Region could receive another 2-4 inches of snow No description found
A winter weather advisory has been issued for Michigan’s Sanilac County due to anticipated heavy snowfall Sunday afternoon.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for the county starting at 5 p.m. Sunday and lasting through 1 a.m. Monday ahead of incoming snowfall. Officials say the region will see an additional 2-4 inches of snow during that period.
Metro Detroit counties received several inches of snow accumulation Saturday into Sunday, with some areas reportedly receiving more than 4 inches by Sunday morning.
More snow is on the way for the rest of the state on Sunday, with some snowfall expected Monday, as well.
See the forecast here: Snowy Sunday with less accumulation
Officials are urging caution to drivers, as road conditions will likely be slippery and visibility could be low at times amid the snowfall.
Related: Snowy Michigan weather causes problems for drivers throughout area
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