Around 55 million people are under winter weather alerts across the northern Plains, Great Lakes, Northeast and Southeast from two separate systems.

Winter Weather Alerts continue for parts of the Northeast and Macon, Georgia, into northern Florida, as the city of Milton already saw snowfall Sunday morning.

While significant weather changes are approaching Michigan, most of the Lower Peninsula will see relatively modest snow accumulations of one to three inches. The exception will be specific areas in the lake-effect snow belt,

Heavy lake-effect snow is expected Sunday night through Tuesday morning. Strong winds and frigid temperatures will only complicate travel even more.

Near whiteout conditions could develop as bursts of heavy snow showers or more intense snow squalls sweep across the Kansas City region. Here’s when they are expected.

Residents in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, faced a significant snowfall, with areas receiving between 3 and 5 inches, prompting locals to work together to clear paths and ensure safety. At the corner of 60th and Wisconsin,

9 p.m.-midnight: The storm starts winding down. Precipitation ends from west to east. A general 2–5-inch snowfall is anticipated for a good portion of the area, with lower amounts far northwest and southeast of the city. This may be one of those unusual cases when the city has the highest amount of snow.

The easiest way to remove roof snow without damaging the shingles is to use a roof rake with rollers, then pull snow down in small amounts to gradually clear the roof. Avoid shoveling or scraping down to the bare roof, instead leave about one to two inches of snow on the roof.