Today, though, much of Michigan will still see some lake-effect snow. It’s forecast to be heavy in a few spots across the state, with the very southwest corner of Michigan under a Winter Weather Advisory that could bring up to 5 inches of snow. A couple areas of the Upper Peninsula are also in the 3 to 6-inch snow forecast zone.

A powerful low-pressure system is sweeping through West Michigan today, bringing a wild mix of strong winds, temperature swings, rain, and lake-effect snow.

Impressively heavy bands of lake-effect snow are churning along the Lake Michigan shoreline and having an impact on drivers and road conditions this morning. Berrien and Cass counties remain under a Winter Weather Advisory until 1 a.m. Friday, with heavy snowfall expected, possibly more than 6 inches.

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While the wind over Lake Michigan will largely be out of the north, keeping the most intense snow offshore from places like Muskegon, Grand Haven ... this band of lake-effect snow will be so ...

Michigan will see rain and warmer temperatures this week, the National Weather Service said. "Low pressure associated with a Pacific storm system moving into the Intermountain Region will move east and cross the central and southern Rockies by early Monday morning before then rapidly strengthening across the central High Plains by Monday night,

The National Weather Service is predicting warming temperatures in Michigan into next week. Areas could see rain and snow this week.