4Warn Weather – FRIDAY: Mostly cloudy skies. A few flurries possible, especially in the morning. High: 26.
FRIDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy skies. Low: 14.
SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy skies. High: 27.
SATURDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy skies, a chance of snow. Low: 17.
SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy skies. High: 28.
SUNDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy skies, a chance of snow late. Low: 19.
After a little bit of sunshine, and a little bit of snow working throughout New Year’s Day on Thursday, some of us have seen some snow overnight Thursday night or early on Friday morning, and that snow will give way to just a few flurries as we work throughout the end of the holiday week.
The northwest flow has continued overnight last night or early on Friday morning, and some places have seen upwards of a dusting to possibly a half inch of snow overnight last night into early this morning. This northwest early flow will relax a little throughout the morning, and we will keep a few snow flurries in the forecast throughout the day. High temperatures remaining on the cold side of things, only end of the mid 20s by late this afternoon.
Looking ahead into the upcoming weekend, we do have a few chances for snow in the forecast. Our first chance of snow moves in Saturday afternoon into Saturday evening with a week upper level disturbance rolling through, this may leave a dusting to a half inch of snow before it’s all said and done. High temperatures remaining in the upper 20s by Saturday afternoon.
The second chance of snow that rolls in throughout the weekend, it will be late Sunday night into Monday. This system looks to be a little more potent, as the bulk of the moisture works north of metro Detroit. The best chance for seeing any kind of accumulating snow Sunday night into Monday morning will be a long and north M-59, which would impact the morning commute heading back to school and work on Monday morning. High temperatures remaining into the upper 20s by the time we get to Sunday afternoon.
That chance for snow continues for part of the day on Monday as that system works off to the east, otherwise we will keep plenty of cloud covering into the forecast. High temperatures warming above the freezing mark, heading into the mid 30s by Monday afternoon.
Expect the warming trend to continue looking ahead into the majority of next week. Cloud cover sticks around for Tuesday and into Wednesday, with high temperatures warming into the upper 30s on Tuesday, then into the lower 40s by the time we get to the middle of the week on Wednesday. Our next chance of rain moves into the region by the time we get to late next Thursday night. Overnight lows dropping into the 20s Wednesday night into Thursday morning, and then high temperatures warming into the low of mid 40s by the time we get to Thursday.