(FOX) - An overnight system dropped several inches of snow across Southeast Michigan.
Some areas picked up more than 5 inches, while other areas only saw around an inch or so.
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Rain is now mixing in with snow Wednesday morning, but for hours overnight, heavy and wet snow fell across the region.
Southeast Michigan snow totals
Numbers will be updated as they are reported. Here are the current amounts, according to the National Weather Service:
Clarkston in Oakland County: 6.1 inches
West Bloomfield in Oakland County: 5.5 inches
Wixom in Oakland County: 5.4 inches
Shelby Township in Macomb County: 5 inches
Bloomfield Hills in Oakland County: 5 inches
Bloomfield Township in Oakland County: 4.5 inches
Sterling Heights in Macomb County: 4 inches
Novi in Oakland County: 4.5 inches
Lapeer in Lapeer County: 4 inches
Farmington Hills in Oakland County: 3.8 inches
Howell in Livingston County: 3.8 inches
Macomb Township in Macomb County: 3.5 inches
Holly in Oakland County: 3.5 inches
Ann Arbor in Washtenaw County: 3.5 inches
Southfield in Oakland County: 3.5 inches
Riverview in Wayne County: 3.2 inches
Fowlerville in Livingston County: 3 inches
Ypsilanti in Washtenaw County: 2.1 inches
Dearborn Heights in Wayne County: 2.1 inches
Livonia in Wayne County: 1.7 inches
Garden City in Wayne County: 1.6 inches
New Baltimore in Macomb County: 1.5 inches
Manchester in Washtenaw County: 1.2 inches
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More snow?
Snow rotates back into the area this afternoon, but it won’t amount to much.
We may squeeze out another inch, mainly north. The greatest concern will be slick roads when the wet weather from the morning freezes later.
Road conditions
The morning commute has been messy. Keep up with live road conditions below.
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Crash map
Vehicle winter weather preps:
- Put together a winter emergency kit to keep in your vehicle: Include an ice-scraper and snow brush, jumper cables, a roadside emergency kit, a flashlight with batteries, hand-warmers, extra warm clothing like gloves and socks, a blanket, a portable charger, washer fluid, hazard lights, flares, sunglasses to protect against glare, and other necessities.
- Scrape the snow off your windshield and back window before driving. In Michigan, you can be fined for failing to do so.
- Ensure your gas tank is at least half full before a storm.
- Maintenance: Check your windshield wipers, tire pressure, battery, fluid levels, etc.
- Check the news, online maps, and other outlets for road closures.
- Switch to snow tires for the winter.
Winter driving tips:
- Reduce your speed and maintain a safe distance between your vehicle and others. It is advised to stay six to eight car lengths away from any snowplow tucks.
- Do not use cruise control, brake abruptly, or make any sudden maneuvers on wet or frozen surfaces to prevent hydroplaning.