Parts of the Upper Peninsula could get another foot of snow or more through Sunday night, according to the Gaylord office of the National Weather Service.

Northern Michigan is in the middle of a winter storm that started Friday and will bring a large amount of snow to the region into Monday. The lake effect snow bands were expected to bring more than a foot of snow to some parts the Upper Peninsula and northern Michigan,

Upper Peninsula: Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for big chunks of the U.P., both on the west side from Iron Mountain to the Keweenaw Peninsula, and on the east side from just east of Marquette and stretching over to the Soo. NWS forecasters are calling this a “long-duration lake-effect” event.