WEST MICHIGAN — The forecast from FOX 17 Meteorologist Reece Cole: The major winter storm exited the region Saturday, but its path has begun dragging down cooler air and firing up lake effect snow to end the weekend and start the work week. We have seen snowfall reports in West Michigan over 8 inches, while some even picked up TWO FEET of snow! Lake effect snow continues through Wenesday, but the heaviest will be Sunday night into Monday. A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY remians in effect for Oceana, Muskegon, Ottawa, Kent, Ionia, Allegan, Barry, and Van Buren counties until 4 P.M. Monday. Click here for information on your county. An additional 4" to 6" of snow will be likely through Monday west of U.S.-131, with isolated higher amounts possible. High temperatures will be in the upper teens to start the week, and barely above 10 degrees on Tuesday! Wind Chill Advisories will be in place today into Monday as feel like temperatures can reach 15-25 degrees below zero. Stay safe and warm the next several days. Make sure to stay updated on later forecasts for all snow chances later in the week.
TONIGHT: Cloudy & breezy with lake effect snow continuing. Lows in the single digits feeling below zero.
MONDAY: Cloudy, Arctic cold, and breezy with lake effect snow. Accumulations likely. Highs in the teens. Wind chills below zero.
TUESDAY: Cloudy with lake effect snow showers. Accumulations possible. Highs in the teens. Wind chills below zero.
WEDNESDAY: Cloudy with lake effect snow showers. Highs in the teens.
THURSDAY: Cloudy with a chance for more lake effect snow showers. Highs in the lower 20s.
For the latest details on the weather in West Michigan, head to the FOX 17 Weather page.
