UPDATED: Town-by-Town Mid-Mich. Snowfall Predictions

Here we snow again? Maybe not.

After a relatively mild winter as far as the calendar was concerned, Mother Nature continues to tease us with a few early April snowflakes.

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Forecasters are focused on a storm system that could bring parts of Michigan some light snow accumulations Wednesday and Thursday, but as usual, there's disagreement among them as to how much (if any) snow the region will actually get.

What AccuWeather Is Saying

For the most part, AccuWeather meteorologists have backed off of thinking some parts of Mid-Michigan could see as much as three inches of snow through Thursday. They are still holding out the possibility for lighter accumulations in some areas.

What the National Weather Service Is Saying

The National Weather Service now thinks a few of us may see up to a tenth of an inch at best, with most locations expecting little to no snow at all during this event. NWS forecasters believe we're probably more likely in for a cold off-and-on rain in most places, with a few wet snowflakes mixed in.

What Local TV Meteorologists Are Saying

WILX News 10 Chief Meteorologist Darrin Rockcole doesn't think this one's likely to be a big deal either:

We see widely scattered rain showers and it may be just cold enough for a few snowflakes in the mix, too.

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So, how much snow can your town expect? We compare the official forecasts from AccuWeather and the National Weather Service for nearly three dozen Mid-Michigan localities below.

TOWN-BY-TOWN SNOWFALL PREDICTIONS FOR APRIL 3-4, 2024

updated at 5:30am on 4/3/24

CITY	ACCUWEATHER	NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
Bath	< 1"	Little to none
Charlotte	0-2"	Little to none
DeWitt	0-2"	Little to none
Durand	1-3"	Little to none
Eagle	< 1"	Little to none
East Lansing	< 1"	Little to none
Eaton Rapids	0-2"	Little to none
Elsie	< 1"	Little to none
Fowlerville	0-2"	Little to none
Grand Ledge	< 1"	Little to none
Haslett	0-2"	Little to none
Holt	0-2"	Little to none
Howell	Little to none	Little to none
Ionia	0-2"	Little to none
Jackson	Little to none	Little to none
Laingsburg	< 1"	Little to none
Lansing	0-2"	Little to none
Leslie	Little to none	Little to none
Marshall	Little to none	Little to none
Mason	< 1”	Little to none
Nashville	0-2"	Little to none
Olivet	< 1”	Little to none
Onondaga	Little to none	Little to none
Ovid	< 1"	Little to none
Owosso	1-4"	Little to none
Perry	< 1"	Little to none
Portland	0-2"	Little to none
Potterville	0-2”	Little to none
St. Johns	< 1"	Little to none
Stockbridge	Little to none	Little to none
Vermontville	0-2"	Little to none
Webberville	0-2”	Little to none
Westphalia	0-2"	Little to none
Williamston	0-2”	Little to none

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