Detroit, MI – Snowfall and icy conditions are expected to persist through Saturday morning across southeast Michigan, prompting travel concerns and safety warnings. Light snow Friday morning is forecasted to intensify throughout the afternoon, with additional accumulation of up to 2 inches likely by evening.
According to the National Weather Service, lake-effect snow showers could bring another 1 to 3 inches of snow into Saturday morning, especially in the northern and eastern Thumb regions. Drivers should prepare for slick roadways, particularly on bridges, ramps, and overpasses. Officials urge residents to allow extra travel time and proceed with caution.
Temperatures are set to plummet, with Saturday highs only reaching the mid-20s and wind chills making it feel even colder. Skies are expected to clear by Saturday afternoon, but icy conditions may persist. By Sunday, sunny but frigid conditions will continue, with highs remaining in the mid-20s.
Looking ahead, a chance of snow returns late Monday into early Tuesday. Highs will rise slightly into the mid-30s, providing brief relief. However, travelers should remain vigilant for potential snow and rain late Monday night.
Residents are advised to monitor updates from local authorities and prepare for hazardous driving conditions throughout the weekend. Shovels, warm clothing, and emergency kits are recommended for those traveling in affected areas.
Be sure to check the latest forecast and avoid non-essential travel during peak snowfall hours.
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