Snow Expected in Metro Detroit Before Upcoming Warm-Up
Metro Detroit is bracing for snow before a warm-up in the coming week. A weather system is expected to bring a chance of snow starting late Sunday night and extending into Monday morning.
Weather Forecast Overview
As we approach the end of the weekend, conditions remain chilly with high temperatures around 29°F on Sunday. Along with these cold temperatures, mostly cloudy skies are forecasted.
Snow Timing and Accumulation
The potential for snow accumulation is significant, particularly for areas north of M-59. Most locations will see less than an inch, but this region could expect 1 to 2 inches. Sanilac County and areas toward the Thumb are likely to receive the highest snowfall totals.
- Sunday Night: Cloudy with a chance of snow.
- Monday Morning: Snowfall is anticipated, affecting the morning commute.
- Monday High: Rising to approximately 34°F.
Looking Ahead
The warm-up begins midweek, with temperatures expected to rise above freezing into the mid-30s by Monday afternoon. By Tuesday, highs could reach the upper 30s to lower 40s as rain showers enter the forecast.
Throughout the week, cloud cover will persist, with warm temperatures continuing into Thursday. Highs are anticipated to hit the low to mid-40s, transitioning to upper 40s and lower 50s by the end of the week.
- Tuesday: Highs around 40°F.
- Wednesday: Moving into the lower 40s.
- Rain Showers: Expected to return Tuesday, with a possibility of rain changing to snow.
Weekend Outlook
As we look toward next weekend, temperatures may dip again with a mix of rain and snow likely. The forecast suggests temperatures around the lower 40s by Saturday, followed by colder air that may bring snow by Sunday morning.
Stay tuned for further updates as weather patterns develop in Metro Detroit. Conditions are subject to change, especially with snow expected before a noteworthy warm-up.
