THURSDAY NIGHT: Cloudy, not as cold. A period of snow develops after midnight, perhaps mixing with freezing drizzle toward morning. A light glaze of ice may cause some slippery spots, especially untraveled surfaces. Winds: Southwest 5-13 mph. Low: 28.

West Michigan braces for tricky travel as incoming snow and freezing drizzle hit Thursday and Friday, potentially creating hazardous road conditions for commuters.

A quick-moving clipper system will approach from the north overnight into Friday morning. As it moves south, the greatest chance for accumulating snow will be in Cincinnati, though the northeastern portion of Kentuckiana is also likely to see impacts Friday morning through late morning.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Bust out the snow shovels and car brushes again. They’ll likely be needed on Friday, as a fast-moving Alberta clipper brings another round of accumulating snow to Northeast Ohio, with potential impacts on the morning commute.

Snow showers will end over Wisconsin Friday morning with a shot of colder air arriving by the afternoon and evening.

South Florida is in for another quick weather change today as a cold front moves through the region, bringing hazardous marine conditions, dangerous rip current

It’s not a headline snowstorm, so you might miss the snow forecast. I will show you when and where we get enough snow to make roads slick Friday. Snow will develop overnight and be ongoing for much of Lower Michigan Friday morning.