Traskos Family Solutions LLC

08/26/2026

Fresh patio update from flagstone to Fendt pavers.

07/29/2026

Power raking a gravel drive can bring the good stone to the surface. We do that too!

07/29/2026

Need a compacted gravel shed pad that's level? We can do that!

07/05/2026

Storm took out this giant pine. We were able to clean up the mess without further damage and without delay.

06/21/2026

I think the new guy lied on his resume, says he has 9 years experience.

05/27/2026

Memorial day paver job for family. Now they won't have to walk in the snow when the driveway is full.

04/09/2026

Grading, edge and crushed limestone install to get the season started.

03/07/2026

With the snow melting and spring rains starting, it is the perfect time for us to look at your property and offer drainage, buried downspout and drywell solutions.

02/04/2026

Another chance of snow coming.

Thursday evening into Friday will feature a weak winter system which will bring us light snow accumulations and patchy freezing drizzle. System begins as light snow in the UP overnight tonight into Thursday morning with an inch or two possible further north. As this system tracks down into the lower peninsula, freezing drizzle may mix in with light snow throughout Thursday.

As temperatures drop overnight Thursday into Friday, a quick burst of snow will occur for the lower peninsula. By late Friday evening, snow should be wrapping up.

When all is said and done, a widespread 1-3" of snow should be expected with isolated areas potentially reaching 4". This is more likely for areas further north and west along or close to Lake Michigan.

Expect there to be travel impacts Thursday afternoon and Friday morning.

01/24/2026

We might get some snow tomorrow!

Yes, this is our last call snowfall forecast for the incoming winter storm that will meander through the southern half of the Lower Peninsula starting very late tonight, and lasting through early Monday morning. That 30 hour period will be from late January 24th through early January 26th, 2026.

Truthfully, there's not much change. We moved each of the zones north a smidge, primarily to make room for the addition to the 6-11" category for southern Monroe county. The irony here is this exclusive region of the state has been neglected when it comes to seasonal snowfall so far, and now it's the hotspot for snow on Sunday. To give you all an illustration of the forecast for this event, think of a six-sided die. Five of the six sides say "4-7" expected across the areas labeled". The one side that is labeled differently says "s**e, we are shifting this system 20 miles south". As this system moves into Illinois and Indiana later today, we will get some hints at what exactly will be rolled. For those who have been paying attention to our briefings, we haven't shifted north much, but rather maintained the current forecast zones due to confidence. If we get that 1-in-6 chance of a 20 mile shift south, expect the low end of the totals listed in your forecast zone.

In a meteorological sense, dry air will be present to start, and some wind on Sunday will blow snow around, but impressive 18:1-22:1 snowfall-to-liquid equivalent ratios are in play by midday Sunday. That means, once it starts snowing, the chances it accumulates quickly are heightened. With dendrites forming the best between temps of 0-10°F, and temperatures being around that range almost all day Sunday, especially as you go a couple hundred feet above the ground, this could result in a respectable accumulation event along and south of I-94 in southeastern Michigan.

Everything is ultimately probability based. Best odds are always the totals shown for your area, but there's always a slim chance nature plays its own game. Enjoy the snow, and the show!

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