Accumulating Snow Possible Across Michigan This Weekend
Several areas in Michigan may experience accumulating snowfall this weekend. Below is an overview of when and how much snow to expect throughout the state.
Weather Overview
Saturday will bring highs in the 40s, but temperatures will drop to the upper 30s on Sunday. By Monday morning, bone-chilling wind chills will arrive, with feels-like temperatures near 10 degrees and actual air temperatures in the 20s.
Snowfall Details by Region
- Metro Detroit: Snow could accumulate late Saturday night into Sunday. Northwestern suburbs might see snow mixing in Sunday morning, while areas on the east side may primarily experience rain.
- As temperatures fall to near freezing Sunday evening, the chance of snow increases throughout the region.
- Current forecasts suggest a light dusting on the east side and up to 2 inches possible in the northwest suburbs.
Possible wintry mix, then snowfall -- when, where, how much to expect in Metro Detroit
Summary
This upcoming weekend brings a mix of rain and snow for many in Michigan, with significant temperature drops and wind chills reminding residents of the approaching winter season.
Author's summary: Michigan faces a weekend of colder temperatures with potential snow in parts of the state, especially northwest Metro Detroit, while other areas may see only rain or light dusting.