A mostly cloudy day is expected today, with the possibility of flurries and lake effect snow showers, particularly in areas north of I-69. High temperatures will peak in the upper teens to low 20s, while southwest winds at 10-20 mph will create a wind chill effect, making it feel more like single digits.
A quick-moving weather system is anticipated to move in tonight, bringing an increase in snow showers that are expected to last through Monday. Overall snowfall totals could reach 1-2 inches in most areas, with some localized spots near Lapeer and Ann Arbor potentially seeing up to 3 inches. The arrival of this system will also usher in colder air, with temperatures starting near 20°F early Monday morning before plummeting to the low teens by the afternoon.
Tuesday morning is set to be chilly, with lows dropping into the low single digits. Winds from the west at 10-15 mph will result in wind chills ranging from -10°F to -15°F. Afternoon highs on Tuesday will remain in the mid to upper teens, but the wind will make it feel closer to 0°F. Some lake effect snow showers may also occur throughout the day.
As the week progresses, another winter storm is projected to arrive on Wednesday, bringing additional snow showers across Metro Detroit.
For a detailed weather forecast:
Today will feature mostly cloudy skies with spotty lake effect flurries and light snow mainly to the north. Highs will be in the upper teens to low 20s, with southwest winds of 10-20 mph creating a colder feel. Snow showers are expected tonight with lows in the teens and wind chills dipping below zero.
On Monday, snow showers will continue as temperatures drop from near 20°F to the low teens with wind chill values below zero. Winds will shift to the west at 15-30 mph.
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