Town-by-Town Mid-Michigan Snowfall Predictions for March 22

UPDATED AT 7:15am ON 3/21/24

It's been a mild winter by Michigan standards.

Lansing's unofficial snowfall total for the 2023-24 season stands at 25.1", according to WILX News 10 First Alert Meteorologist Darrin Rockcole. That's far below the annual average of 47" for the city.

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However, even though the calendar says spring began this week, conditions are coming together for a round of wintry precipitation throughout much of Mid-Michigan before the week is over.

What Local TV Meteorologists Are Saying

Rockcole and his staff are watching the developing winter storm carefully, and they stress that there will be a lot of variables at play:

This is yet another tricky snowfall forecast with a lot of outcomes possible. As of this morning it appears that the storm system will be starved for moisture which will cut into the predicted snowfall totals.

He's currently projecting 3-6" for places like Ionia, St. Johns and Owosso, with 2-4" the likely range from Hastings to Charlotte and Lansing to Howell. Lesser accumulations of an inch or two can be expected further south.

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What the National Weather Service Is Saying

The National Weather Service also warns that a low pressure system moving into Mid-Michigan from the west late on Thursday night into Friday is likely to bring a period of snow just in time for the Friday morning commute.

The NWS is currently predicting as much as half a foot of snow in parts of Mid-Michigan, depending where you are. The agency's town-by-town accumulation forecasts can be found below.

What AccuWeather Is Saying

AccuWeather meteorologists also believe Mid-Michigan's in for a range of accumulations this Friday, with a few pockets that could see as little as 1" and some that get as much as 6".

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Here's a look at how much snow is currently in the forecast for your town according to AccuWeather and the National Weather Service.

* updated at 7:15am on 3/21/24

CITY	ACCUWEATHER	NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
Bath	1-3"	3-5”
Charlotte	1-3”	2-4”
DeWitt	1-3"	3-4”
Durand	1-3"	4-6”
Eagle	1-3”	3-4”
East Lansing	1-3"	3-5”
Eaton Rapids	1-3”	2-4”
Elsie	3-6"	4-5”
Fowlerville	1-3”	2-4”
Grand Ledge	1-3”	2-4”
Haslett	1-3"	3-5”
Holt	1-3”	2-4”
Howell	1-3”	2-3”
Ionia	3-6"	4-5”
Jackson	1-3”	1-2”
Laingsburg	1-3"	4-6”
Lansing	1-3"	3-5”
Leslie	1-3”	2-3”
Marshall	1-3”	1-2”
Mason	1-3"	2-4”
Nashville	1-3”	3-5”
Olivet	1-3”	3-4”
Onondaga	1-3”	3-4”
Ovid	1-3"	4-5”
Owosso	1-3”	4-6”
Perry	1-3"	3-5”
Portland	1-3"	4-6”
Potterville	1-3”	3-5”
St. Johns	1-3"	4-5”
Stockbridge	1-2”	2-4”
Vermontville	1-3”	3-5”
Webberville	1-3”	2-4”
Westphalia	1-3"	4-5”
Williamston	1-3"	2-4”

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Source: UPDATED Town-by-Town Mid-Michigan Snowfall Predictions for March 22

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