Somebody would have to be in for an obvious thumping tomorrow night/Sunday morning to get bumped or toggled to a Warning tomorrow pm. East of US23 seems those with the best shot attm.
This low-moisture stuff settles quickly. But, deeper we go. Just under 15" in a sheltered spot, 12-13" where the wind gets at it. Not quite as deep as last January but getting closer.
APX hitting the follow-on winds hard for later Sunday. Their concern is with so much snow depth, whatever falls even 2-3 inches can get visibilities dangerously low in open areas.
Same old frustrations with that office for Calhoun cnty Its only slighty less so for me up here. Their northern tier has a 6+ event and they can't produce a map, just a one line statement, lol.
Yesterday's storm had supposedly "weakened" per models right up til kick-off. In the end the better portrayal played out. Still time for this one to do similar. The more NW it cuts the better that chance imho..
Decent? How about 2"/hr lol. That's big for our region. I stopped in Mt. Pleasant about 9:30 and it was still snowing decently and could see the results of the weenie band I'd seen on radar about an hour before. I'd say KMOP had 3+
Preliminary Local Storm Report National Weather Service Grand Rapids MI 906 PM EST Sat Feb 8 2025 ..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON... ..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE.... ..REMARKS.. 0815 PM Snow Mount Pleasant 43.60N 84.78W 02/08/2025 M3.0 Inch Isabella MI Public Observed in 90 minutes.
Traveling south to Jackson. Left about 4 in snow under 1/2 mi vis. Get to Mt. Pleasant and just a smattering and little snow cover. The snow shield does sweep south later like they've had West of us. Snowing here in Jackson too maybe 1/2 inch down here so far. Good luck