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Metro Detroit is bracing for a round of snow arriving late tonight, with expectations that it will taper off before daybreak on Tuesday. Residents should prepare for a wintry start to their Tuesday morning commute.
According to forecasts, the heaviest snowfall will be concentrated from M-59 southward, where accumulations of 1 to 2 inches are anticipated. In contrast, areas in the Thumb region are expected to see minimal snowfall, likely just a light dusting.
For those planning to head out in the morning, it may be wise to set your alarm a few minutes earlier than usual. With potential slick conditions on the roads, a little extra time can ensure a safer journey. Fortunately, road crews are expected to be out early, treating the roads prior to sunrise. If treatment goes as planned, the highways may be in decent shape by the time rush hour hits.
The snow is predicted to exit the region before 7 AM, providing a window of opportunity for maintaining road conditions. However, drivers should remain cautious as residual slick spots may linger into the morning.
As always, prepare for a wintery morning, but also stay tuned for updates from local weather services and traffic reports. Bundle up, drive safely, and enjoy the seasonal beauty of Metro Detroit’s snowy landscapes!
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