(CBS DETROIT) — Arctic air is set to move into Southeast Michigan through the end of the week. Overnight lows will dip into the single digits Wednesday night into Thursday morning, and feels-like temperatures will be at or below zero by Thursday morning as wind kicks up out of the North Northwest.

MLive Chief Meteorologist Mark Torregrossa has talked about this week’s forecast including lake-effect snow before switching to a possible Alberta Clipper pattern this weekend. That lake-effect forecast looks to be heavy for a few spots along the West Michigan Lakeshore as we get into Wednesday.

Across Michigan, the state is set for a cold week, with some regions to see lake effect snow, the National Weather Service said. Here's what to know.