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A warmer air mass will push over Michigan on Tuesday. Under a mix of sunshine and clouds, temperatures will peak in the 60- to 65-degree range in most of Southeast Michigan.
any residual moisture on the roads will freeze as road temperatures fall to 32 degrees and below. Be particularly careful driving on overpasses and other bridges, where slick spots may develop first.
Winds will gust as high as 45 MPH throughout the day with a Wind Advisory in effect
Warming trend returns today into Saturday with highs today in the 50s, highs tomorrow in the 60s, and highs into the 70s Saturday.
Our rain chances return to the forecast for the upcoming weekend. Two waves of rain are on the way, one for Saturday and one for Sunday.
Tuesday will bring more sunshine. The passage of a cold front will make it cooler, but temperatures will still be above normal.
Metro Detroit is getting a reminder that it is still winter. Thursday’s temperatures were near normal to just below normal in Southeast Michigan, and skies were cloudy with areas of snow showers.
Rain and snow showers are possible Friday in parts of Metro Detroit. Then, following a chilly weekend, highs are expected to get into the 60s by early next week.
Lows will be in the upper 20s. Winds will also gust over 35mph, so a Wind Advisory will go into effect from 2 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday.
Check your sump pump; heavy rain Tuesday night could cause flooding. Over an inch of rain is possible Tuesday night between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m.
We will hit our high for Saturday shortly after midnight. So, even though the high will be in the upper 30s, most of the day will be spent in the 20s.
A buffet of weather conditions is expected in Metro Detroit over the next few days! We'll see snow and temperatures in the 50s all in the same day.
Temperatures will fall to 10 to 14 degrees in most of Southeast Michigan, but single-digit lows are possible in the Thumb on Thursday night.
Friday is dry and the beginning of our journey out of the deep freeze. By the weekend, highs return to the upper 20s, close to 30; we could even hit 40 by early next week!
Much colder conditions this week with a slow climb out of the deep freeze each day. Scattered light snow showers could return by Thursday morning.
A Cold Weather Advisory goes into effect at 9 p.m. Monday from the Saginaw Valley up into the thumb, where wind chills will dip as low as -20 degrees below zero.
The weekend of Feb. 15-16 delivered another 3 to 6 inches in much of Metro Detroit by Sunday morning.
Much colder conditions this week, with below zero wind chill expected through Tuesday. Scattered light snow showers and flurries today could bring minor accumulations.
Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories have been issued for Southeast Michigan for Sunday morning and afternoon.
Most of the region waking up Saturday morning to a light coating of snow as our Winter Weather Advisory kicked in overnight into early on Saturday morning and will remain an effect until 7 p.m. Saturday evening.
Here’s a timeline of when snow will move through Metro Detroit this weekend and how much we are expected to get.
Snow moves in and sticks around in 2 waves for the upcoming weekend that will leave quite a few inches of snow behind
Another significant snowfall is coming to Metro Detroit this weekend, and it'll last a long time. Here's when and how much snow.
A few lake-effect snow showers will continue to move through Southeast Michigan on Thursday. An additional dusting is possible.
As snow moved out of Metro Detroit overnight Wednesday into Thursday, we should expect another round of snow this weekend.
Metro Detroit is going to be hit by two significant rounds of snow over the next four days -- one Wednesday into Thursday and a two-day storm over the weekend.
A winter weather advisory has been issued for several counties across the state as snow is expected to push through Wednesday evening.
You will have an easy time going to work Wednesday, but coming home could be a mess in Metro Detroit. It will be calm and cold overnight, with lows in the upper teens.
