If you’re in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, get ready for some slippery conditions overnight. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 7 AM Monday, with light snow and a thin glaze of ice expected in some areas.
What’s Happening?
- When: Now through early Monday morning
- Where: Marquette, Alger, Luce, Delta, and parts of Schoolcraft counties
- What to Expect: Less than an inch of snow, but a light ice buildup could make roads slick
How This Affects You
- Morning Commute: Roads could be icy and dangerous, especially on bridges and untreated surfaces.
- Driving Conditions: Traveling in even mild ice can be challenging, so take your time and slow down.
- Power Outages? While not likely, freezing drizzle can sometimes lead to isolated outages.
What You Should Do
- If You Must Drive: Take it slow, leave plenty of space between cars, and be extra cautious on side streets.
- Stay Updated: Keep an eye on weather reports for any changes overnight.
- Prepare for Cold Temps: Bundle up if you have to head out early Monday morning.
This isn’t a major winter storm, but icy roads can still cause big problems. If you can, stay in until conditions improve. If you’re driving, be extra careful—black ice can sneak up on you!