Saturday evening will be cloudier and will become chillier. A few rain drops and snowflakes are possible mainly north of the city and in the thumb. It becomes colder Saturday night and for sunrise services for Easter.

Sunday will be more seasonable with a few snowflakes returning. Monday has a better chance of snow.

Minor accumulations will make for slippery conditions Sunday morning. Sunday afternoon will be drier and not as cold.

Welcome to Monday night, Motown.

It remains cold Saturday afternoon, but much of Friday and Saturday morning snow diminishes. It remains subfreezing all day, but afternoon temperatures will be in the middle 20s. Sunset is at 6:13 p.m.Saturday evening will be partly cloudy and cold. Under fair to partly cloudy skies, temperatures plummet to the single digits. Skies will be partly sunny with a mercury getting close to 40°F or more.

DETROIT – A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Detroit and all of Southeast Michigan until noon Tuesday. The Valentines Day 2021 Storm that is bringing snow and ice to Texas and the Deep South is becoming Presidents Day Snow Storm 2021 for Detroit and Southeast Michigan. Two rounds of snow are due; one in the morning and the other from late Monday to early Tuesday. Two rounds of snow on the wayThere are two rounds of snow arriving in Detroit and Southeast Michigan from late tonight through Tuesday morning. AdThe second round of snow makes an impact on the region late Monday afternoon, Monday evening, Monday night and Tuesday morning.

Two rounds of snow on the wayThere are two waves of snow arriving in Detroit and Southeast Michigan from late tonight through Tuesday. Much of will be gone after breakfast, Monday morning, with one to two inches possible. AdPresidents Day, Monday afternoon will be mostly cloudy and very cold. The second round of snow makes an impact on the region late Monday afternoon, Monday evening, Monday night and Tuesday morning. Tuesday will be very cold with afternoon temperatures in the upper teens.

Sunday morning is frigid under partly mostly cloudy skies. Sunday afternoon will be very cold and mostly cloudy to partly sunny. A few scattered snow flurries are possible. Sunset is at 6:05 p.m.Sunday evening will be mostly cloudy and very cold. Remember to download the FREE Local4Casters weather app -- it’s easily one of the best in the nation.

After one to three inches of new snow during the day and this evening, snow showers diminish or leave tonight as temperatures plummet. Wind chills approach and sink below zero tomorrow morning. An inch of snow is possible, Monday, with snow falling mainly in the morning. Separate large storms running along the Appalachians will be big enough to bring more snow, Monday night and Tuesday. Well more than 1 inch of snow is possible, but it is too early to tell what exact accumulations will be.

Flurries and light snow will be scattered about this afternoon. Snow totals will be light enough for folks to literally brush the snow away with a broom. Sunday afternoon will have more scattered flurries and light snow, mainly in the early afternoon. Tuesday remains snowy with on and off light snow after sunrise and the rest of the day. Track the weather· Track the live Michigan Weather Radar here· Track severe weather alerts here· Submit storm photos here· Find more weather forecast articles at Weather Center

Clouds have returned with a chance of flurries and light snow today. Scattered flurries and light snow arrive shortly after breakfast. Sunrise is at 7:54 a.m.Sunday afternoon will have more scattered flurries and light snow, mainly in the early afternoon. Tuesday remains snowy with on and off light snow after sunrise and the rest of the day. Track the weather· Track the live Michigan Weather Radar here· Track severe weather alerts here· Submit storm photos here· Find more weather forecast articles at Weather Center

Flurries and light snow arrive from the west, tomorrow. Sunday will be cloudy with scattered light snow from a weak clipper system. Afternoon temps will be in the low 30s each day. Tuesday remains snowy with on and off light snow after sunrise and the rest of the day. Track the weather· Track the live Michigan Weather Radar here· Track severe weather alerts here· Submit storm photos here· Find more weather forecast articles at Weather Center

Scattered snow flurries and showers are possible tonight. On and off snow remains in the forecast for MLK Day, Monday, but traveling will still be possible. As we celebrate and reflect, it will be chilly and mostly cloudy with on and off flurries and snow showers. Up to a half inch or inch of snow is possible. Tuesday will have on and off snow showers with highs in the low 30s.

Flurries and light snow showers continue today with chilly conditions. Sunday afternoon will be cloudy with flare-ups of more widespread snow showers. Snow showers continue Sunday evening. Snow showers leave Sunday night. Tuesday will have on and off snow showers with highs in the low 30s.

It will of course be chilly with the slipperiest time of day in the afternoon and evening. Sunrise is at 7:58 a.m.Sunday afternoon will be cloudy with flare-ups of more widespread snow showers. Snow showers continue, Sunday evening. Snow showers leave Sunday night. Tuesday will have on and off snow showers with highs in the low 30s.

Snow flurries flow across Detroit and Southeast Michigan early tonight. Snow showers are likely, especially Sunday afternoon, evening and night. Snow flurries blossom before midnight and gradually dissipated afterward. It gives us a chance of scattered snow showers during the day. In Detroit and south of 8 Mile, some rain may mix with snow and a trace to 1 inch of snow possible.

Some flurries and sprinkles cruise across the the region, Saturday night, as it becomes colder. Saturday night will be mostly cloudy. A westerly wind over Lake Michigan sparks some lake effect flurries and sprinkles. Sunday has a chance of a flurries for morning tailgaters before the 1:00 p.m. Remember to download the FREE Local4Casters weather app -- it’s easily one of the best in the nation.

It becomes colder after sunset, and clouds will produce a snow flurries. Snow flurries are possible after dinner time. Saturday night will have more flurries as it becomes colder under overcast skies. Sunday has a chance of a flurries for morning tailgaters before the 1:00 p.m. A trace to, at least, an inch of snow is possible when all is said and done.