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WEST MICHIGAN – A major winter storm is preparing and may dump nearly half a foot of snow or more on parts of the area. Winter surveillance is in place from 16h. Sunday in some counties in western Michigan and continues until 10 am Monday morning.
There are still several pieces of the puzzle that have not yet been put in place. Our meteorological models have little or no agreement on who will see the most, the main piece of the puzzle being the track of the storm. The track will play a key role as those north of the storm have the best chance of seeing a significant amount of snow. Those from the south will probably remain in the form of rain with a slight build-up of snow at the back of the system.
Our weather patterns are increasingly agreeing that someone in western Michigan will likely see several inches of snow on the ground Monday morning. There are four sets of our different models below. As you can see, there is no consistency in where the heavier snow will fall, but it will likely fall somewhere in between. The most likely scenario now is that those along and north of I-96 will have the best chance of seeing several inches of snow.
Prepare for major delays in your travel and possible school closures on Monday morning. You will find below the uncertainty related to the differences between our models. We will have other updates on FOX17Online.com, our News and Weather Apps, Facebook and Twitter, and FOX17 News. Download the Fox 17 weather app and stay with us.
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