Southeast Michigan Snowfall Totals: Wednesday to Thursday Measurements
A significant snowstorm impacted Southeast Michigan from Wednesday afternoon into Thursday morning, resulting in substantial snowfall across the region. The National Weather Service reported that some areas experienced accumulations exceeding six inches.
Southeast Michigan Snowfall Totals: Wednesday to Thursday Measurements
The following are preliminary snowfall totals recorded across various locations:
- White Lake: 6.3 inches
- Wyandotte: 6.2 inches
- Wixom: 6 inches
- Romulus: 6.1 inches
- Novi: 6 inches
- Rochester: 5.8 inches
- Livonia: 5.5 inches
- Eastpointe: 5.5 inches
- West Bloomfield: 5 inches
- Milford: 5 inches
- Sterling Heights: 4.3 inches
- Royal Oak: 4 inches
- Grand Blanc: 3 inches
- Monroe: 2.8 inches
Forecast and Upcoming Conditions
While the snow is expected to taper off Thursday morning, additional snowfall is on the horizon. The upcoming weather system predicted for Friday morning could bring another 1-3 inches of snow, affecting the morning commute.
Snow showers are anticipated to continue into Saturday, with additional accumulations possible. Current predictions suggest a brief respite on Sunday before yet another winter weather system approaches on Monday.
Residents should stay informed about road conditions and prepare for potential travel disruptions as the winter weather progresses.
