snowfall totals

Forecasters say Mid-Michigan could see snow return this weekend, with some areas potentially getting up to 7 inches. Here's what early predictions show for towns across the Lansing region.

Mid-Michigan is under winter weather alerts, with forecasts ranging from 1–3″ widely but up to 10″ possible in spots like Ionia, Nashville, and Vermontville through Tuesday.

A winter storm may bring anywhere from a light slushy dusting to over half a foot of snow across Lower Michigan. Forecasts vary widely: some models warn of heavy snow, others expect rain-soaked slush.

Mid-Michigan could see its first big snowfall this weekend, with forecasts ranging from 3" to 10". Winter Storm Watches are posted as cities across southern Lower Michigan brace for uncertain totals.

Winter’s first taste is arriving in Lower Michigan as forecasters predict up to 3 inches of snow across parts of the region.

A fast-moving system could drop measurable snow on Mid-Michigan Wednesday night through early Thursday. Here's a town-by-town look at how much to expect.

Some Michigan cities are setting records for snowfall this year, while others are far from it. Check how much snow your city has had so far this season.

Another significant snow event is headed for Michigan. Here's a town-by-town breakdown comparing forecasts for nearly three dozen Mid-Michigan cities.

How much snow will your town get? Here's a town-by-town breakdown comparing AccuWeather and National Weather Service forecasts for over 30 Mid-Michigan cities.

The ingredients appear to be coming together for the biggest snowstorm so far this season for Lansing and Mid-Michigan. How much snow can we expect?