More snow, single-digit temps head for lower Mich.
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Posted: 8:33 PM Jan 13, 2009
 Last Updated: 8:33 PM Jan 13, 2009
 Reporter: The Associated Press
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Southern Michigan is bracing for bitter cold and new waves of snow.

Tonight's low temperature in Detroit is expected to be 3 to minus 3, with a high tomorrow of 11 to 15. The National Weather Service expects one to three inches of new snow in the Detroit area tomorrow after more than an inch fell early today.

The service says the coldest air of the season has arrived in the Upper Peninsula and temperatures are expected to remain frigid for the rest of the week.

Thursday night's low could sink to 20 to 25 below zero.

Police in Grand Rapids have declared an extreme cold weather alert starting tomorrow. Police and fire crews plan to visit outdoor spots frequented by the homeless and ask them to come to a shelter for protection.
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Posted by: Anonymous on Jan 14, 2009 at 09:23 AM
And yet come morning we will all see young children waiting outside at bus stops and walking to school. nice. but make sure those homeless drunks stay indoors nice and snug.

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