Live radar: Tracking early morning winter storm bringing snow to Metro Detroit

Area could see about 3-5 inches of snow

4Warn Weather – A winter storm arrived in Metro Detroit early Friday morning, and is bringing with it a few inches of snow.

Snowfall began early Friday, March 10, in Southeast Michigan, and is expected to last into the afternoon. The heaviest snowfall is expected Friday morning, which will affect the morning commute.

Our 4Warn Weather meteorologists predict that most of Metro Detroit will receive about 4-5 inches of snow by the storm’s end on Friday. Click here to read the latest forecast.

A winter weather advisory will take effect for Metro Detroit at 10 p.m. Thursday, and is set to expire at different times Friday afternoon for different counties.

Our live radar will be tracking the storm as it moves across Southeast Michigan. You can view the live radar in the video player above.

You can also check out the interactive radar below.

Projected snow totals

Below you’ll find possible snow totals for much of the region. Accumulation projections made for 11 p.m. on Friday, March 10.

An early look at possible snowfall totals for Metro Detroit on March 10, 2023. (WDIV)

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