Metro Detroit weather: Biting cold on Friday night

Lows in the 20s

DETROIT – Welcome to Friday night, Motown!

Dinner time temps will be in the cold range, but at least it will be dry. Saturday is another cone with sunshine. Sunday will see temperatures break 40 degrees, but these will be the highest temperatures of next week. Another arctic blast is on the way!

Friday evening will have fair skies and cold conditions. Temperatures will be near freezing. Families will need their hats, coats and gloves to stay warm before going to Friday night playoff football, out to dinner or a show.

Friday night will be mostly clear and very cold by early-November standards. Overnight lows will reach the middle 20s. Wind chills will be in the upper teens. Remember to keep the pets and potted plants indoors. Have your scrapers at the ready when you start your Saturday morning.

Sunrise is at 7:19 a.m. ET.

Saturday will be partly to mostly sunny and chillier than average. Afternoon temperatures will be near 40 degrees. Pick out your favorite green and white sweater, coat and hat before going to the MSU football game. The Spartans host the University of Illinois in East Lansing, at Spartan Stadium. Kick off is at 3:30 p.m. ET.

Sunday will be cloudier, but milder. Daytime temperatures reach the mid-to-upper 40s.

Snow is released from those clouds, Sunday night and Monday. Accumulations may be an inch or more by the end of Monday with afternoon temps at or below freezing.

Another polar plunge is behind the snow. Tuesday and mid week will see daytime temperatures in the 20s and low 30s and nighttime temperatures in the teens.