Some snow will fall Tuesday morning ahead of a stronger overnight system that could drop several inches, but is highly dependent on temperatures.

Meteorologists at the service's office in White Lake Township are calling for light snow on Tuesday morning that should diminish by noon. They predict 1.5 to 2 inches of snow may fall over the area.

Weather officials urge residents to prepare for slippery commutes this week as clipper system moves in Monday, Dec. 8. See statewide forecast.

The first of two clipper systems advances through our neighborhoods Tuesday morning with another round of winter weather beginning Tuesday evening

Today starts with that unmistakable bite of mid-December cold, teens on the thermometer and our first wave of snow sliding in right on schedule.

Multiple rounds of snow are expected in Michigan this week as an active pattern continues over the region. Several inches of snow are possible over much of Michigan through Wednesday night this week as multiple clipper systems are set to impact the region.

Snow begins Tuesday morning bringing possible slick spots on the roads during the AM hours with rain and snow likely Tuesday evening into Wednesday

Snow is coming to Southeast Michigan. Currently, two rounds of wintry weather are expected to arrive after a quiet Monday to start the week.

There are 15 counties in Michigan under winter weather alerts because of a chance to get up to 12 inches of snow.

There will be two distinct periods of wintry or mixed weather over Lower Michigan between tonight and Wednesday night.