![]() You're going to have at least a couple of inches to clear, but the track of the heaviest snowfall is still in flux and it's good to be prepared now if the system continues to slide south as some recent data has shown. Right now, the bottom line is to have the shovel handy and gas for the snow blower. It's important to note that updates to these tracks are coming within the next 8-12 hours as truly raw data finally becomes available. ![]() Rainfall also makes a more notable appearance and would aid in cutting snow totals even further. Snowfall type would be the same, but amounts in the Metro area would drastically diminish because of this. 2 brings the area of low pressure further north and would leave the heaviest band of snowfall over central portions of the mitten. Rain would be likely to move through parts of the counties closest to the Ohio border, and this would therefore cut down on snowfall amounts specifically in those areas. Snowfall is the wet/heavy type and would be difficult to shovel, so it's important to keep up with the accumulation. 1, brings heavy snowfall directly into the central and northern counties in Southeast Michigan, along with portions of central Michigan and into the Thumb. With this new data, we are seeing a slight southern shift in the heavier snowfall bands.Īt the moment, there are really two main tracks that the area of low pressure can take. ![]() The area of low pressure hasn't been over land for us to measure, which meteorologists have now been able to do on the west coast. The primary issue is the storm track, which has been all over the board until Wednesday night. Timing continues to be more consistent, focusing mainly on the afternoon Friday through most of Friday night.
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