Issued at: 4:02 PM EST 1/24/07, expires at: 12:15 AM EST 1/25/07Lake effect snow watch remains in effect from midnight est tonight through Thursday evening, A lake effect snow watch remains in effect from midnight est tonight through Thursday evening. An arctic cold front will move through lower michigan and lake huron after midnight tonight. Cold north winds behind this front flowing over the relatively warm waters of lake huron will make heavy lake effect snow possible from late tonight through thursday. Total snow accumulation has the potential to reach 8 inches by sunset Thursday evening, with lesser amounts expected as you move inland away from the lake. This forecast of potential heavy lake effect snow is highly dependent on the wind direction. Adjustments to the timing and amount of snow accumulation are possible. Stay updated on the latest forecasts for additional information. A lake effect snow watch means there is potential for a large amount of snow to occur in a short amount of time. Visibilities and depth of snow can vary greatly, impacting travel significantly.
Yep. Sure.
We've been waiting for snow all winter. How many weeks until spring? 7? Maybe 8.
So, I took this photo this afternoon around 4:30. I'll do the same tomorrow to compare and see what we really did get.
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