Metro Detroit weather: How much more snow to expect Monday, Tuesday, later this week
Brett Collar, Meteorologist
The Michigan weather radar on Jan. 24, 2022. (WDIV)
DETROIT – Here is the Metro Detroit weather forecast update for Jan. 24, 2022, afternoon and evening.
Some tapering down Monday afternoon/evening
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Snow continues to fall Monday afternoon, but it will be tapering down later in the afternoon and evening.
Anything left out there in the evening won’t be widespread and will be lighter, but it could still add up in a few spotty locations.
By the time all is said and done, a solid 2-4 inches, for most, is expected.
Cold taking over
Temperatures overnight drop into single digits for most (near 10 degrees in the Metro Zone), but with a breeze, wind chills will be below zero for just about everyone.
No big warm-ups are coming, as we stay in the 20s for highs in the foreseeable future.
Few snowflakes Tuesday
High-resolution models are showing that the flow off Lake Michigan on Tuesday will be strong enough to bring us a few more snowflakes.
We can’t rule out minor accumulation in spots, but there should be little to no impact Tuesday from the snow.
More snow later Thursday
A better chance for some light snow comes later Thursday evening.
Long-range models are pretty much in agreement on the timing, but differ in amounts, as some have a couple inches, while others have a few tenths of an inch.
It’s safe to say we’ll have to shovel Friday morning, but probably nothing more than that.
Normal coldest low of the year
Tuesday (Jan. 25) is the day that we see the coldest normal low in a calendar year, at 18.2 degrees.