SNOW TOTALS

A winter weather advisory has been issued for Michigan’ Sanilac County due to anticipated heavy snowfall Sunday afternoon.

Here are snow totals reported in Southeastern Michigan on Sunday (Nov. 28, 2021) morning.

Everything remains on track with the accumulating snow on the way.  The only difference from 24 hours ago is that today’s computer models have shifted some of the approaching system’s most favorable dynamics a little farther south, so I’ve pared back the snow amounts a tad.  Here’s how things will play out:

Here we are tracking just how much snow is on the ground in Metro Detroit on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. A bit further north -- in St. Clair County -- we’re seeing reports of more than 13 inches of snow -- 13.1 inches in Columbus, 11.5 inches in Lakeport, 5. 8 inches in Yale, 15.5 inches in Marysville and 12 inches in Peck (Sanilac County). In Genesee County, 9.5 inches in Flint and 8.2 inches in Grand Blanc. Forecast: Several inches of snow on the ground, more on the wayAdWeather resources:

DETROIT – The bulk of this weekend’s snowfall wrapped up on Sunday morning -- even a bit earlier than expected. A low pressure area passing to Michigan’s south weakened Sunday as its energy was transferred to a developing storm on the east coast, cutting the Metro Detroit snow totals shorter than anticipated near and south of I-94. AdAn upper level disturbance crossing the state on Monday may generate more light snow, but should remain under an inch of accumulation for the most part. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Michigan’s Lenawee, Monroe, Washtenaw and Wayne counties from midnight Saturday to 10 p.m. Sunday. Just search your app store under WDIV and it’s right there available for both iPhones and Androids!

DETROIT – The forecast is getting less flaky as we head into the weekend. Snow NorthAn area of light snow with some rain will rotate through the northern part of our area tomorrow morning. Mainly Dry WeekendWe still have a slight chance of lake effect snow on Sunday, but that shot is pretty slim. Minor BumpAfter a slightly cooler weekend, temperatures get a bit of a bump by the middle of next week. By that time, normal highs will be only the upper 30s and daytime highs should reach the mid 40s.

DETROIT – We’ve turned the corner from clouds and snow, just don’t expect a huge warm-up, even with more sunshine. Respectable WarmthTemperatures have jumped 10–15 degrees from our snowy start to the workweek. We may see some lake-effect snow showers late Sunday, but the cold front leading up to that chance looks like it will washout before it gets here. The middle of next week looks like our most likely chance for precipitation area-wide. Optimistic WeekendWith Sunday’s snow chance being small (and late if it shows up at all), most of the weekend will be a green light for getting outside.

DETROIT – Tuesday’s storm played out pretty much as expected in southeastern Michigan. Highs rebounding into the low 40s (5 degrees Celsius), although the breeze will obviously make it feel cooler. Today’s sunrise is at 7:44 a.m., and today’s sunset is at 5:02 p.m.Mostly clear Wednesday evening, then becoming partly cloudy late at night. Mostly cloudy Thursday night, with lows near 30 degrees (-1 degree Celsius). Mostly cloudy Friday night, with lows in the mid to upper 20s (-3 to -2 degrees Celsius).