Detroit, MI — Detroit residents will continue to face wintry conditions as below-average temperatures and light snow persist early this week. Travelers should prepare for slick roads as flurries remain possible Sunday night into Monday morning.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Detroit, Sunday evening will bring lows around 22°F, with wind chills in the teens due to gusts up to 18 mph. Snow showers will primarily affect areas north of the city, with minor accumulations expected. Monday will see partly sunny skies, but daytime highs will hover between 32°F and 35°F, keeping the region locked in the deep freeze.
Looking ahead, Tuesday remains dry but cold, with a high near 36°F and partly sunny skies. By Tuesday night, light snow is expected to develop after midnight as a stronger system approaches, raising the likelihood of significant precipitation by Wednesday. Snow and rain will mix on Wednesday, potentially causing hazardous driving conditions on major roadways like I-75 and the Lodge Freeway.
Detroit residents should monitor forecasts closely as midweek snow could disrupt morning and evening commutes. For now, roads remain passable, but conditions could quickly deteriorate with dropping temperatures and increased winds overnight.
Stay warm, plan ahead for potential delays, and check local updates for real-time road conditions.
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