A weather alert was issued by the National Weather Service on Tuesday at 1:20 p.m. EST for dense fog until 4:30 p.m. EST for Ottawa, Kent, Ionia, Clinton, Allegan, Barry, Eaton, Ingham, Van Buren, Kalamazoo,

Snow is sticking around in Michigan even after the latest winter storm has moved on. Why does lake-effect snow linger?

"An impactful storm system will move into Michigan Sunday into early next week, with accumulating snow, strong winds, and blowing snow," the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids said on Facebook. "The best chances for heavy snow will be across the Upper Peninsula, and the snow belts of lower Michigan.

A winter storm warning is in place for the eastern and western U.P. and most of the Lower Peninsula, mainly along the western snowbelt. A high wind warning is in effect for southeast Michigan because of the potential for 60 mph wind gusts. The Great Lakes are under storm, gale, and heavy freezing spray warnings.

Winter weather is making a strong finish to 2025 across Michigan as lake-effect snow continues across parts of the state into holiday celebrations.

Winter storm warnings are in effect in Michigan as a dangerous day of travel for at least the western portion of Michigan is expected. Here's the latest outlooks on the day.

Thousands in Michigan were left without power after an ice storm, with utility crews working to restore electricity amid ongoing weather challenges.

Warmer, wetter weather is set to move into Mid-Michigan throughout the week, once again melting away our snowpack. Temperatures today will warm into the mid-30s with increasing cloud cover through the morning.

The snow isn’t over yet and parts of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are already digging out from 2 feet of it. The blizzard-like conditions trapped drivers in Marquette while toppling trees and power lines.