Detroit, MI – Michigan residents are in for a frigid weekend as temperatures drop into the lower 20s, with sunny skies providing brief relief on Sunday. The National Weather Service warns of icy conditions, particularly for early morning commuters, as freezing overnight lows create potential hazards.
According to the National Weather Service in Detroit, Saturday will see high temperatures near 25°F in Detroit and surrounding areas, with northwest winds making it feel even colder. The Thumb region may experience lingering snow showers early Saturday before dry conditions dominate statewide. Sunday will bring slightly warmer conditions, with highs nearing 26°F and sunny skies offering a reprieve before the next snow system arrives.
By Monday, southeast Michigan could see snow mixing with rain in the evening, with a 70% chance of precipitation after 7 p.m. Snow accumulation is expected to remain below one inch, but roadways, including I-94 and I-75, could become slick. Drivers are advised to use caution and plan extra travel time during the evening hours.
Looking ahead, Christmas Day on Wednesday is expected to be mostly cloudy, with milder temperatures near 38°F. The warming trend continues into Thursday and Friday, with highs approaching the low 40s. However, a chance of rain on Friday could disrupt holiday travel plans.
Stay prepared by layering up for outdoor activities this weekend, and monitor local weather updates for Monday’s snow potential.
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