and all day, Wednesday: Persistent light to heavy snow falls. to 7 a.m., Wednesday: Rain changes to snow as the frontal system drags over the region and sets up shop just to our south. to 11 p.m., Tuesday: A cold front arrives, clouds build and rain begins to fall in Detroit and Southeast Michigan.ġ1 p.m., Tuesday, to 4 a.m., Wednesday: Steady, chilly rain falls in the region.Ĥ a.m. Here is a timeline of what is expected to happen as of now:ħ p.m. All four of them (the American and European models) are in close agreement with the timing and results of this weather event. Three of them originate in the United States. There are, at least, four different computer models we, the Local4Casters, use to predict the weather for you. We may as well call the upcoming major winter storm for what it will be 2022′s Groundhog Day Storm. Before any thick cloud cover, a southerly wind will boost our temperatures to near 40☏. Tuesday will be the mildest day of the week. Temperatures go from 30 degrees in the afternoon to the 20s at dinner time and near 20 degrees overnight. Monday continues to be gorgeous and seasonably cold. Let’s get the easy part of your forecast with calm weather. After work, extremely disruptive snow, cold and wind are on the table. In the meantime we can enjoy some fantastic looking and fantastic feeling weather today and tomorrow. Thursday.Īll eyes are on a big snowstorm that will develop the middle of this week. High temperatures heading for the lower 40s by Friday afternoon.DETROIT – A winter storm watch goes into effect for all of Southeast Michigan from 7 a.m. Expect a mixture of sunshine and clouds with seasonable temperatures. Heading into the end of the week on Friday, drier weather works in the region. As another frontal boundary rolls through the region, expect high temperatures into the mid 50s by Wednesday afternoon, dropping into the lower 40 by Thursday afternoon. So, we’ll bring a chance of rain and snow showers each day, but both days will not be a complete washout. We will watch another disturbance roll into the region for the middle of the week on Wednesday and Thursday. High temperature is remaining in the middle 40s by Tuesday afternoon. Expect the windy conditions to stick around through most of the day on Tuesday. Expect the clouds to hang with us Monday night and early on Tuesday morning, before we bring filtered sunshine in the forecast working into Tuesday. Expect winds to gust as high as 35 MPH.Īs a strong, low-pressure system moves off to the east, it’s going to bring a lot of rain by the time we get to the end of Monday night. High temperatures heading for the mid 40s by Monday afternoon, with gusty winds remaining. We could see a light glazing of freezing rain before things change over to rain by mid-Monday morning. With colder air in place overnight Sunday night and early on Monday morning, we are expecting us to start off as a bit of a wintry mix or freezing rain scenario, before changing over to rain as temperatures warm to about the freezing mark. Our next system rolls into the region overnight Sunday night and at the beginning of next week on Monday. As it moves off to the east we’re going to warm things up to the upper 40s by Sunday afternoon, with winds remaining gusty as high as 25 MPH by late Sunday afternoon. It will be breezy overnight with winds gusting as high as 25 MPH.įor the end of the weekend on Sunday, expect plenty of sunshine with high pressure firmly controlling the forecast.

Expect skies to be partly cloudy overnight with low temperatures dropping to right around that 30-degree mark.

Through the overnight hours tonight, we will keep a few clouds in the forecast. 4Warn Weather – After we started the day on a wintry note with most everyone seeing around an inch of snow by early this morning, we broke out a little bit of sunshine this afternoon, and we will keep dry weather around as we go through the overnight hours tonight and into the end of the weekend on Sunday.

Detroit area weather radar