4Warn Weather - Groundhog Day started with light snow showers across Southeast Michigan, adding up to around a half inch or less. Snow continues to taper off this afternoon and evening, giving way to scattered flurry chances.
Most will not pick up more than an inch, but with scattered small bursts of snow into the evening localized higher amounts are possible. Visibility may be reduced and untreated roads could have slick spots for both the morning and evening commutes, so you may want to budget a little extra time for both.
Skies will remain mostly cloudy tonight with overnight temperatures falling to the low to mid teens. Flurries will remain possible. A light westerly breeze will keep wind chills around 10° into Tuesday morning.
The normal high and low temperatures for this time of year are 32° and 19°. We’ll stay below those numbers for the next few days.
Highs Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday will be in the low to mid 20s.
Tuesday and Wednesday mornings will be in the single digits.
Friday brings the best chance at hitting 30°.
Southeast Michigan has the next best chance for accumulating snow showers Thursday night into Friday.