Michigan snowfall predictions: See how much your area will get during winter storm

A winter storm warning is in effect for most of Michigan from Thursday night until Saturday, Christmas Eve, as a large storm front moves across the Midwest.

Most of the snow falls are on the west Lake Michigan coast line and in the north. The metro Detroit area is expected to get between 3-7 inches of snow. There could be more than a foot of snow in the area.

The National Weather Service has a projection of how much snow will fall in your area. As the week goes on, the numbers will change.

Michigan snowfall predictions

• Adrian is 3-4 inches tall.

• There is 3-6 inches ofAlma.

• 7 to 10 inches.

• There are 3-6 inches in Ann arbor.

• There is a bad axe.

• Battle Creek's measurement is 6-9 inches.

• Bay City has an inch or two.

• The car is 18 inches.

• The person is 6 inches tall.

• The city of Detroit has 3-6 inches.

• The city has an inch or two.

• The measurement is 24 inches.

• Grand Rapids is 18 inches tall.

• The grayling is 15-20 inches.

• Holland's measurement is 12 to 24 inches.

• 6 inches is the size of Howell.

• Jackson is 6 to 8 inches tall.

• The city of Kalamazoo has an inch or two.

• The state of Michigan's largest city is 6-7 inches.

• It's 18 inches in Ludington.

• 13 to 18 inches in Manistee.

• 5 to 20 inches.

• The size of the city is 5-5 inches.

• Monroe is 3-4 inches in length.

• Mount Pleasant's measurement is 6-9 inches.

• It's 18 inches in Muskegon.

• Oscoda is 5 inches tall.

• 14-19 inches is the measurement of the city of Petoskey.

• The size of Pontiac is 3-6 inches.

• There is 3-6 inches in Port Harbor.

• The size of Saginaw is 6-9 inches.

• There is a city called Sault Sainte. Marie is 13 to 17 inches tall.

• St. Ignace is 10 to 14 inches tall.

• St. Joseph is 18 inches tall.

• The city has 16-21 inches.

There are eight steps to prepare for a winter storm.

If you have a power outage in southeast Michigan, please report it on the website of the energy company. If you're a Consumers Energy customer, you can report any outages or gas leaks by visiting this website.

The original article was on Detroit Free Press.

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