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Metro Detroit weather: Tracking snow for Super Bowl Sunday

Fluffy snow accumulates Sunday

DETROIT – Welcome to Saturday night, Motown.

Tonight will have dissipating flurries and decreasing temperatures. Tomorrow will be frigid with flakes becoming a factor again with snow showers. Any accumulation will be small but significant. It remains cold Monday, becomes milder and wet mid-week and colder again at the end of next week.

Remember to keep pets indoors and remain safe with space heaters. Saturday night will be frigid and mostly cloudy. Overnight lows will be in the single digits with wind chills near 0°F or subzero, at times, with a calm or light wind.

Sunday snow

Sunday will be mostly cloudy and frigid. Afternoon temperatures only reach the middle and upper teens. Snow showers are likely after breakfast, during lunch and during the afternoon. Accumulations will be light but significant.

Up to 1 or 2 inches are possible in the Motor City and the region. A fluffy, powdery-like snow will fall. The flakes will be like grains of sand making them easy to sweep or blow away.

Sunday night will be dangerously frigid with overnight lows near 0°F and wind chills well below zero, at times.

Next week

Monday will be cold and most cloudy with scattered flurries or light snow. Highs will be in the low 20s.

Tuesday will be sunnier and more seasonable. Highs will be near 30°F or more.

Wednesday will be mostly cloudy and milder. Temperatures rise to the lower middle 40s. Rain showers may develop with breezier conditions

Thursday has a chance of rain showers during the day and snow showers after the sun sets. Daytime temps will be in the low and mid 40s. It becomes much colder at night after a cold front passes.

Friday will be partly sunny and cold. Highs in the middle 20s.

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