A Winter Weather Advisory is currently in effect for Southeast Michigan, impacting Wednesday’s morning commute. Snow accumulation is expected to range between 1 to 3 inches, primarily occurring in the morning hours. There may be some light drizzle mixing in later in the day.
Weather Advisory Details
The advisory is set to expire at 1 p.m. today. Although temperatures are expected to rise towards freezing in the afternoon, strong winds will make it feel like the temperature is in the low 20s. This slight warming will be short-lived, as colder temperatures are projected to return soon after.
Upcoming Weather Conditions
- Expect scattered showers tonight with accumulations below half an inch.
- Wind chills will plunge back into the single digits on Thursday.
- The coldest conditions are anticipated on Saturday morning, with temperatures dropping well below zero.
Forecast models indicate that wind chills could reach as low as -33 degrees from Friday into Saturday. This weekend’s cold snap will be particularly intense, with below-average temperatures expected to persist well into next week.
Long-term Temperature Outlook
Overall, temperatures in Southeast Michigan are projected to remain significantly below normal for at least the next week. It’s essential to prepare for the bitter cold that will dominate the region.
