List: Snow emergencies, school closures across Mid-Michigan
This list will be updated as more emergencies are added
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LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - Michigan will see its second winter storm of the season Thursday into Friday.
Read: First Alert Weather Day: Snowy and icy conditions to impact travel
A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for multiple communities across Mid-Michigan. Active weather alerts can be found here.
An updating list of school closings can be found here.
You can track snow plows across Michigan with MDOT’s MiDrive map here.
- Driving safely in heavy rains and floods
- Mid-Michigan residents prep for potential ice jams, flooding ahead of winter storm
- First Alert: Five things you can do now to be ready for the storm heading toward Michigan
- Stay safe on Michigan’s snowy roads -- What should be in your vehicle’s emergency kit
If you know of a snow emergency that we don’t have listed, let us know at newstips@wilx.com.
Clinton County
- St. Johns officials are urging residents to move vehicles off city streets and out of city parking lots.
Eaton County
Hillsdale County
- The City of Hillsdale has a snow emergency anytime there are more than four inches of snow. Hillsdale is expected to get 3-7 inches of precipitation.
Ingham County
Jackson County
- All Jackson Recreation Department senior programs have been canceled for Friday.
- The Martin Luther King Jr. Center is closed Thursday.
Livingston County
- Fowlerville and Howell both have snow emergencies active until 4 p.m. Friday.
- Pinckney has a snow emergency active until 5 p.m. Friday.
- Howell City hall with be closed Thursday. It is expected to reopen Friday morning.
Shiawassee County
If you know of a snow emergency that we don’t have listed, let us know at newstips@wilx.com.
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