Detroit, MI – A strong cold front will push through Michigan this week, bringing rain, gusty winds, and a chance of snow by Friday. While spring is just around the corner, winter-like conditions will return as temperatures drop from the upper 40s into the 20s overnight.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will persist throughout Wednesday before transitioning to a wintry mix Wednesday night. By Thursday morning, skies will briefly clear, but another round of showers is expected by evening. The most significant drop in temperatures will arrive late Thursday into Friday morning, bringing the potential for snow showers, particularly north of Detroit.
Friday Morning Snow Potential
Temperatures will hover around the low 30s early Friday, allowing for light snow accumulation in some areas. While significant snowfall is not expected, slick roads and reduced visibility could impact morning commuters, particularly along I-75 and major roadways. Winds will also pick up, with gusts reaching up to 40 mph, making for a blustery and cold end to the week.
Weekend Outlook
Saturday will bring dry but chilly conditions, with highs in the upper 30s and lows in the 20s. Sunday may see another round of light showers in the afternoon, but temperatures will begin to moderate into the 40s. By Monday, mostly sunny skies will return, with highs reaching near 50°F.
What to Expect:
• Thursday Night into Friday: Rain changing to snow, temperatures dropping to the 20s.
• Friday: Windy with scattered snow showers, slick roads possible.
• Weekend: Chilly but mostly dry, with a slight chance of rain Sunday.
Drivers should use caution Friday morning and prepare for changing road conditions. Warmer temperatures are expected next week as Michigan continues its transition into spring.
