Tracking light snow, mostly dry weekend in Metro Detroit before rain next week
Light snow accumulation possible by Saturday morning
Brett Collar, Meteorologist
Projected radar forecast for SE Michigan at 11 p.m. on Feb. 25, 2023. (WDIV)
4Warn Weather – Light snow is likely overnight Friday before temps warm up again on the back end of the weekend in Metro Detroit. Here’s the latest forecast.
Light snow overnight Friday, early Saturday
We’re still on track to see a few flakes fly overnight Friday, but we’re not anticipating much of an impact from this.
A light accumulation will be possible, up to half an inch.
Rain, maybe snow early next week
An early-week system will bring us rain Monday.
Long range computer models differ on the timing, and as a result some (which have the precipitation arriving in the morning), have the leading edge falling as a wintry mix.
By far the majority of what falls will be rain.
A few flakes are still possible Tuesday.
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Over 11 hours of daylight
Friday is the first time since mid-October that we’ll have more than 11 hours of daylight.
Earliest “last measurable snowfall”
The earliest that we’ve ever had our “last measurable snowfall” in a given season was on Feb 25, 1878. The anniversary of this is Saturday.
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