Detroit, MI – Snow and icy conditions will impact Southeast Michigan this week, with accumulations expected to increase by midweek. Travelers should prepare for slick roads and freezing temperatures through Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac, light snow will continue Sunday night, with totals around an inch. Some areas may see freezing rain or sleet, creating hazardous road conditions. Monday will remain mostly sunny with highs near 31°F, but temperatures will drop overnight, increasing the risk of ice formation.
By late Wednesday into Thursday, a winter storm system will move through the region, bringing accumulating snow. Highs will stay below freezing, ranging from 24°F to 32°F throughout the week. Wind chills could make temperatures feel even colder.
Motorists should use caution on major routes like I-75 and I-94, as icy patches may develop overnight. Residents are advised to prepare for possible delays and monitor weather updates.
Looking ahead, snow chances continue into next weekend, with another system potentially arriving by Friday. Stay updated with the latest forecasts and travel advisories from the National Weather Service.
