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Leftover snow showers for New Year's Day, then cold and quiet

Following a wintry mess on New Year's Eve, our weather is set to improve but turn colder for the start of 2025.
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LANSING, Mich. — Snow, occasionally mixed with light rain will being to wind down this evening, but roads will remain wet or slushy around our neighborhoods. If you are heading out to any New Year's Eve celebrations, be prepared to take it slow on the roads. Much of the snow will wrap up by the time we officially ring in 2025 at midnight, with temps hovering in the low 30s for the rest of the night.

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Futurecast Satellite & Radar, 12:00 AM Wednesday

Lake effect snow showers will break out for the morning hours on New Year's Day, leaving the potential for more slick travel early in the day. Snow showers will taper off to flurries under cloudy skies in the afternoon. Temperatures will hover in the low 30s, but WNW winds at 10-20 mph will lead to wind chills in the teens.

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Futurecast Satellite & Radar, 12:00 PM Wednesday

From there, the rest of the first week of 2025 is looking quiet. Skies will remain cloudy Thursday through Saturday, with some slightly better chances for a few breaks of sun beginning on Sunday. Temperatures will be cold, but consistent with highs in the 20s all the way into the start of next week.

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