Active AlertsCentral Chippewa

A wet, slushy snow is set to fall this afternoon into the evening across eastern upper Michigan. Reductions in visibility will be possible during periods of heavier snow, and roads may become slushy / slippery. A general 1 to 3 inches of snowfall is anticipated through sunset, heaviest toward the M-28 corridor and points north, including Sault Ste. Marie. In the wake of this snowfall, drizzly precipitation is set to linger through the evening into tonight. With temperatures hovering right around 32, a glaze of ice is possible on top of the snow that falls. While hazardous travel is not anticipated to prevail, wintry driving conditions will be possible this afternoon through tonight across eastern upper Michigan, including the Mackinac Bridge. Be cognizant of road conditions and give yourself some extra distance between yourself and the vehicle in front of you.