Love is in the air with Valentine’s Day approaching, but so is the snow as it blankets communities in Michigan on Wednesday, Feb. 12. It’s estimated that there should be a four-to-six-inch snow total from Muskegon and Grand Rapids to northeast Lower Michigan, the Saginaw Valley area and southeast Lower Michigan.

Most of Michigan's Lower Peninsula could see significant snow accumulation Wednesday into Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.

LANSING — Virtually all of lower Michigan is expected to get significant snowfall starting Wednesday afternoon and continuing into Thursday morning. The Lansing region is under a winter weather advisory, with 4 to 6 inches of snow expected by early Thursday. Some area school districts canceled afternoon activities on Wednesday.

A winter storm is expected to hit Michigan Wednesday and with it, between four to six inches of snow is expected to fall in some parts of the state. The storm should begin over western and southwestern Lower Michigan this afternoon and cross the state throughout the evening.

Southeast Michigan is now predicted to see anywhere between 5-12 inches of snow as a winter storm hits the entire Lower Peninsula.

More than 30 counties in Michigan are under storm watches or advisories as the snow is expected to hit the state beginning 1 p.m. Wednesday.

Heavy snow will begin falling Wednesday evening and continue into Thursday morning. Here's how much to expect.

Most of Michigan could cold see snow accumulation Saturday, the National Weather Service predicts. Winter storms could bring accumulating snow to the state from 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Saturday. Peak snowfall for metro Detroit is expected between noon and midnight.