Brace yourself, Southeast Michigan! The lake effect snow will be back with a vengeance mid-week. Let's dive into what we can expect.

On Wednesday, the snow machine revs up again, mainly in the evening and overnight hours. Snow squalls might pop up, making it tough to see. The weather team has predicted snow showers and squalls between 3 p. m. and 11 p. m. , with the area between I-69 and I-94 being the most likely target. Keep a close eye on your weather app to stay updated on those squalls, especially in the evening.

As for Thursday, the morning commute will depend heavily on road crews. Temperatures are expected to dip below 18 degrees, making it difficult for salt to work its magic. Winds will also pick up, gusting up to 35-40 mph, and windchills will hit near zero. So, bundle up and be patient!

Total snow accumulation could range from a trace to 2 inches, with a few spots possibly getting 3-4 inches if they're hit by a squall. A weather alert is in effect for Wednesday night into Thursday morning.

Stay tuned to the weather team for the latest updates. Don't forget to download the free weather app for real-time alerts and forecasts. It's a lifesaver!

Snow Alert in SE Michigan: What to Expect Mid-Week

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