First alarm weather day on Friday: strong snow chances, white outs

NWS warnings here.

A rapidly moving clipper system spreads on Friday with moderate to heavy snow in Upper Michigan. Together with snow -capped streets, reduced views and whiteouts are possible, as winds over 35 miles per hour. It is a bitter cold snap when February ends and March starts in Upper Michigan. At the beginning of next week, a warm winter back will follow, with the heights reaching the 40s and returning the messy mix of wet snow, icy rain, snow and rain.

Tonight: Mostly cloudy lighter to moderate lake effect snow converter, then wet moderately to strong snow, which spreads until morning. Delicious blow snow; with icy, muddy, damp surfaces; windy

> Lows: upper 20s to the lower 30s

Friday: mostly cloudy with widespread snow, early/sticky and dry/fluffy in the evening; moderate to severe intensity; Areas of blowing snow/white outs; windy

> Heights: 20s/30

Saturday, March 1: mostly cloudy with a lake effect snow; Less snow showers south; Delicious blow snow; airy and cold

> Heights: 10s/20

Sunday: scattered clouds with a seven -sized snow to the east rejuvenate

> Heights: 20s

Monday: partly cloudy with isolated mixture

> Heights: 30s

Tuesday: mostly cloudy with scattered wet snow/mixture; warmer

> Heights: 30s/40

Wednesday: mostly cloudy with moderate to strong snow; windy and colder

> Heights: 30s

Thursday: scattered clouds with a sea effect Snow gradually rejuvenate

> Heights: 20s/30

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