Michigan snowfall predictions: See how much your area could get during winter storm

Snow is definitely on the way to Michigan.

A winter storm is rolling into the Great Lakes State on Friday, and the National Weather Service is predicting anywhere from less than 1 inch to 8 inches of snow depending on where you live in the southeast Michigan region. But if you live anywhere in the west or upper areas of Michigan, you're looking at nearly a foot of snow, if not more.

Detroit is expected to see about 2 inches of snow, but accumulation amounts increase further out from the city, with Midland predicted to get up to 8 inches, Grand Rapids about 10-14 and Marquette 16-23 (!), according to the National Weather Service.

Here's a breakdown of expected Michigan snowfall totals by location, as of Friday afternoon.

Michigan snowfall predictions

• Adrian: 2-4 inches

• Alma: 9-13 inches

• Ann Arbor: 2-4 inches

• Bad Axe: 6-8 inches

• Bay City: 5 inches

• Cadillac: 11-17 inches

• Caro: 4-8 inches

• Clare: 11-15 inches

• Detroit: 1-2 inches

• Escanaba: 8-12 inches

• Flint: 4-6 inches

• Gaylord: 15-21 inches

• Grand Rapids: 10-14 inches

• Howell: 5-8 inches

• Ironwood: 13-19 inches

• Jackson: 5-8 inches

• Lapeer: 5-8 inches

• Ludington: 11-16 inches

• Marquette: 16-23 inches

• Midland: 8-11 inches

• Monroe: <1 inches

• Muskegon: 10-14 inches

• Owosso: 5 inches

• Pontiac: 5 inches

• Port Huron: 1-2 inches

• Romulus: 2-4 inches

• Saginaw: 4-6 inches

• Sandusky: 4-6 inches

• Sault Ste. Marie: 8-12 inches

• Sterling Heights: 4 inches

• St. Joseph: 5-9 inches

• Traverse City: 8-12 inches

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: Michigan snowfall predictions: How much your area could get