Detroit, MI – Winter weather will make its presence felt across Michigan on Black Friday, with snow showers and icy roads expected to affect travelers along I-69, I-75, and other key routes. Shoppers and holiday travelers should take precautions as visibility and road conditions could deteriorate throughout the day.
According to the National Weather Service, snow showers will develop late tonight and persist through Friday afternoon. Areas south of I-69 may see the heaviest snow, with accumulations under an inch but potentially higher in localized pockets near the lakes. Wind gusts up to 25 mph will make conditions feel even colder, with highs only reaching 34 degrees.
Travel disruptions may peak during Friday’s afternoon and evening hours as snow and wind combine to create slippery conditions. Motorists should reduce speeds, increase following distances, and carry an emergency kit. Pedestrians heading out for Black Friday shopping should dress warmly and use caution on icy sidewalks.
The wintry mix will taper off by Friday night, with temperatures plunging to a low of 25 degrees. Saturday will bring continued cold weather and scattered flurries, with a high near 31 degrees. Sunday offers slight improvement, with partly sunny skies and a high of 34 degrees.
For the extended forecast:
• Friday: Snow showers likely in the afternoon, with gusty winds. High of 34°F.
• Saturday: Flurries possible with mostly cloudy skies. High near 31°F.
• Sunday: Partly sunny and cold, with a high of 34°F.
Be sure to plan your weekend travel carefully and stay updated with local weather alerts.
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