How much could your region get?

More than a foot of snow is expected to fall in areas of northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula as a winter storm batters that part of the state Friday and into the weekend.

A winter storm warning is in effect for the region until 7 p.m. Sunday.

Accumulations of up to 20 to 30 inches of snowfall are possible in Grand Marais and Munising, according to the National Weather Service.

Here’s a look at the predicted expected snowfall from the storm.

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Snowfall forecast for northern Michigan’s winter storm

Boyne City: 8 inches
Calumet: 8 inches
Copper port: 6 inches
Elmira: 13 inches
Gaylord: 14 inches
Grand Marais: 14 inches
Grayling: 6 inches
Indian river: 6 inches
Ironwood: 8 inches
Kalkaska: 5 inches
Kinross: 10 inches
Mancelona: 17 inches
Manistic: 3 inches
Marquette: 3 inches
Mio: 5 inches
Monroe: Less than 1 inch
Munising: 20 inches
Newberry: 10 inches
Ontonagon: 8 inches
Paradise: 15 inches
Petoskey: 8 inches
Water meeting: 3 inches

It’s also snowing in lower Michigan

Lower Michigan will be spared from heavy snow on Friday, but the weather system will provide some accumulation. More snowfall is expected in the Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo regions. Metro Detroit is expected to see less than 1 inch.

Here are snowfall forecasts for Lower Michigan.

Snowfall forecast for Lower Michigan

Ada: 3 inches
Adrian: Less than 1 inch
Albion: 3 inches
Allegan: 4 inches
Ann Arbor: 2 inches
Bay City: Less than 1 inch
Charlotte: 2 inches
Detroit: Less than 1 inch
Grand Rapids: 3 inches
Hastings: 4 inches
Howell: 2 inches
Jackson: 3 inches
Kalamazoo: 4 inches
Lapeer: Less than 1 inch
Lowell: 3 inches
Marshall: 3 inches
Plainwell: 4 inches
Pontiac: 1 inch
Romulus: 1 inch
Saginaw: Less than 1 inch
Sparta: 3 inches
Sterling Heights: 1 inch

Michigan weather radar

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