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DETROIT – A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Southeast Michigan through Thursday night, with around 10 inches of snow expected over the two-day span.
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Metro Detroit weather: Heavier snowfall is moving our way
The snow was slow to get going in some areas, but others have been getting hammered. We’ve seen reports of 6-7 inches in parts of Genesee County and 3-5 inches in Livingston County.
But for those of you who haven’t received much accumulation yet, don’t worry: Heavier snow is falling across northern Indiana, and that’s moving our way.
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How this major winter storm played out so far in Wayne County
A winter storm warning is in effect through Thursday and snow is continuously falling and building up across Metro Detroit.
The shape and timing of the storm means some communities will get more snow than others. Local 4′s Shawn Ley has been monitoring conditions in Livonia and shares how this storm has played out so far in Wayne County in the video player above.
🌨️Metro Detroit weather: Heavier snowfall is moving our way
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Livingston County crews work to keep roads clear as wet, heavy snow continues to fall
A winter storm warning is in effect through Thursday (Feb. 3), and snow is continuously falling and building up across Metro Detroit.
The shape and timing of the storm means some communities will get more snow than others. The sidewalk of the busy intersection of Challis Road and Grand River in Livingston County was covered with a lot of wet and heavy snow.
