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A pattern shift is forecast in the next week to week and a half which could bring colder changes
Umbrellas will be needed both Saturday and Sunday, the rain showers we are looking for as we work throughout the day on Saturday will be scattered, so there will be some breaks in the rain.
The timeline is coming into clearer focus on when Metro Detroit’s wintry mix will change to snow, and when that snow will end.
Snow, sleet, and freezing rain are coming to Metro Detroit on Monday, all with accumulation. Here's when it's coming, where each will happen, and how much to expect.
A wintry mix is coming to Metro Detroit and will likely bring accumulating snow and sleet to the area. Here’s the timeline and how much to expect.
Sunday will be mostly sunny and cold. Morning temperatures will be in the single digits and teens. Morning wind chills will be 0 to 5 degrees in Detroit and -5 to -10 degrees in the Thumb.
After a wintry end of the week with snow for most of the region, we will get a break from the snow with some much-needed sunshine looking ahead into the upcoming weekend.
Saturday looks to be an alright-looking day, but it will be cold. Highs will struggle to get into the lower 20s in the afternoon.
We are expecting the snow to continue for the majority of the day today, with most places seeing up to 2 inches of snow accumulation by the time we get to the evening hours tonight.
Two rounds of snow are heading for Metro Detroit starting this afternoon through Friday bringing accumulations of 1-3 inches.
After a couple of flakes Wednesday, accumulating snow is on the way to end the week. And yes this snow is the type that you’ll have to move with either a shovel or a snowblower.
Light, wet snow this morning. Snow may mix with rain across our southern areas. Accumulating snow is likely later this week.
As we approach the Christmas holiday, and after experiencing a few rounds of snow across Southeastern Michigan, what are our chances of seeing a white Christmas?
The majority of the system looks to be snow, but as the temperature warms into the mid-to-upper 30s, we may see some rain showers mixed in with it, especially along and south of Interstate 696.
Snow leaves, but cold temperatures stay at least one more day. It will be cold once again overnight, with lows around 13 degrees. The wind will be lighter Thursday night, so wind chills will not be as cold Friday morning.
Metro Detroit is going to get 1-3 inches of snow on Wednesday, and the timing of when that snowfall will be most intense has come into clearer focus.
Accumulating snow moves in late Wednesday through Thursday morning. These snow bands will also be paired with blustery winds and sub-zero wind chills by Thursday morning.
Snow squalls will continue to reduce visibility and make travel dangerous across Southeast Lower Michigan.
Winter storm warnings have been issued for nearly half of Michigan as arctic air pushes its way across the state. Here’s what to know about the snow totals and snow squalls expected across the state.
Snow squalls are possible in Metro Detroit during a three-hour period tonight, which could cause poor driving conditions.
Metro Detroit is in for some snow over the next 24 hours, but how much should we expect and when will it be the strongest?
Mostly cloudy with temperatures slightly below average today. Winds pick up as an arctic front will bring the potential for brief intense snow showers this evening into tonight and blustery conditions by Thursday morning.
Blustery cold temperatures are expected across Metro Detroit this week, and some accumulating snow is possible Wednesday night.
Even colder temperatures arrive by the time we get to the end of next week
Saturday night will be cloudy with light snow showers winding down. Low temperatures will be around 20 degrees, and overnight wind chill values will dip as low as the single digits in some communities away from Detroit.
After colder temperatures the past few days, we are dealing with our first taste of winter weather, which is moving through the region for the holiday weekend and bringing snow showers for just about everybody.
Snow bands may lead to slick road conditions and reduced visibility. Slow down, increase distance from other vehicles, and be particularly vigilant while driving on bridges and ramps.
Black Friday shoppers will want to bundle up or buy a coat. Snow showers will be numerous in some areas throughout the day, while other parts of Southeast Michigan will see little snow.
Conditions in most of Southeast Michigan will be dry through Thanksgiving, with snow showers expected over the holiday weekend.
Wednesday night into Thursday morning, a very strong area of low pressure brings a chance of rain mixed with some wet snow, especially in the early morning hours.
The first snowfall of the season hit Metro Detroit Thursday morning. Rain showers are expected Friday, with dry conditions expected for the majority of the weekend.
