DETROIT – Here is the Metro Detroit weather forecast update for Jan. 24, 2022, afternoon and evening.
Some tapering down Monday afternoon/evening
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- Snow continues to fall Monday afternoon, but it will be tapering down later in the afternoon and evening.
- Anything left out there in the evening won’t be widespread and will be lighter, but it could still add up in a few spotty locations.
- By the time all is said and done, a solid 2-4 inches, for most, is expected.
Cold taking over
- Temperatures overnight drop into single digits for most (near 10 degrees in the Metro Zone), but with a breeze, wind chills will be below zero for just about everyone.
- No big warm-ups are coming, as we stay in the 20s for highs in the foreseeable future.
Few snowflakes Tuesday
- High-resolution models are showing that the flow off Lake Michigan on Tuesday will be strong enough to bring us a few more snowflakes.
- We can’t rule out minor accumulation in spots, but there should be little to no impact Tuesday from the snow.
More snow later Thursday
- A better chance for some light snow comes later Thursday evening.
- Long-range models are pretty much in agreement on the timing, but differ in amounts, as some have a couple inches, while others have a few tenths of an inch.
- It’s safe to say we’ll have to shovel Friday morning, but probably nothing more than that.
Normal coldest low of the year
- Tuesday (Jan. 25) is the day that we see the coldest normal low in a calendar year, at 18.2 degrees.