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Metro Detroit is bracing for a snowfall tonight, with accumulations expected primarily from M-59 southward. Residents can anticipate the snow to begin in the late evening and taper off before dawn on Tuesday. As the winter weather system moves through, forecasters are predicting an accumulation of up to 1-2 inches across the affected areas, ensuring a winter wonderland for some and potential travel challenges for others.
In stark contrast, the Thumb region may only see a light dusting, with minimal impact anticipated. As the snowfall progresses, individuals are advised to plan ahead, particularly those with morning commutes. It may be wise to set your alarm a few minutes earlier on Tuesday to accommodate for the slick conditions that could greet early risers.
The morning drive might be tricky, but there is optimistic news for commuters. If road crews are proactive in treating the roads ahead of sunrise, the streets could be in relatively decent shape by rush hour. The snow is expected to exit the region before 7 AM, allowing time for cleanup operations and making the drive more manageable.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed and exercise caution while traveling early Tuesday morning. With the chill in the air and snow covering the ground, it’s the perfect reminder of the winter season in Metro Detroit. Plan accordingly and stay safe!
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