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Lansing State Journal
Snow is on the way. When Lansing-area residents could see flakes
It won't be long until Greater Lansing residents see snowflakes, in fact, it could be this week. Today, Nov. 10, may be the last sunny, warm day in Michigan's forecast this week. A system arriving Wednesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day, is expected to drop temperatures statewide and bring in rounds of rain and lake-effect snow for the rest of the work week, and possibly into the weekend for northern areas. In the Lansing area on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, rain is expected to develop in the afternoon and evening with a high reaching 52 degrees. Residents could see their first snowflakes of the season by Thursday, Nov. 12, when a mix of rain and snow falls, according to the National Weather Service . The high will near 42 degrees with a low near 29 degrees. Heading into the weekend, conditions are expected to dry out with spots of sunshine under 40-degree highs and lows in the 20s and 30s. Here's the radar as rain clouds move into the region: Michigan's live Doppler weather radar .oembed-asset-photo-image { width: 100%; } Contact Sarah Moore @ smoore@lsj.com This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Snow is on the way. When Lansing-area residents
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Chilly and dreary overnight, but we get some sunshine back on Saturday
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Showers Thursday morning, then cooling down
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - A cold front we’ve been tracking is still set to move through mid-Michigan today. It’s bringing rainfall with it, some of which has already started falling this morning. The afternoon will be drier, a nice Friday is ahead, and then the weekend forecast is still pretty fair!
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More Dry Days Before Rain Chances Return Into Halloween Weekend
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Tonight into Monday will stay quiet and dry across mid-Michigan as a weak, dry cold front drifts south through the region overnight. That front will bring little change in moisture, with most areas remaining dry, and it will set up a couple of cooler, more seasonable days to start the work week before warmer air returns midweek.