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UPDATED: Berkley, Huntington Woods Dodge Big Snow
Southeast Michigan expected to get more snow Saturday and rain in coming days, the National Weather Service says.
A storm that blew into southeast Michigan in the wee hours Friday morning produced less snow than the National Weather Service anticipated – the original forecast was for up to 6 inches – but more white stuff is expected Saturday.
Berkley and Huntington Woods residents awoke to a couple inches of snow on the ground and flurries drifting down, but that was expected to be the worst of the storm Friday and the forecasting agency canceled a winter weather advisory for the area.
The agency predicts southeast Michigan could see one inch of snow Saturday, with a high around 30 degrees. The temperature is expected to warm to a high of 39 degrees Sunday, according to the NWS.
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Berkley and Huntington Woods only just finished digging out from a snowmaker Monday that dumped up to 10 inches of the white stuff.
And remember: The first day of spring is March 20 – less than a month away.
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