Southeast Michigan snow forecast: How much to expect Wednesday


    • Southeast Michigan is expected to get freezing temperatures and snow later this week, with lake-effect precipitation on the way

    • Wednesday morning will only see a few flurries before snow showers move in later in the evening

    • Metro Detroit snow totals are expected to range between 2-3 inches

  • Southeast Michigan is expected to get freezing temperatures and snow later this week, with lake-effect precipitation on the way

  • Wednesday morning will only see a few flurries before snow showers move in later in the evening

  • Metro Detroit snow totals are expected to range between 2-3 inches

(FOX 2): Winter will here soon.

Tuesday is the quiet before the storm, which will descend gradually. With sun peeks in between the clouds, we’ll be able to handle highs in the 40s.

Due to a strong west wind that keeps highs in the 20s, the weather arrives on Wednesday and bottoms out on Thursday.

When will it snow?

Totals will range from a dusting to a few inches, with strong bursts making travel challenging at times. Of course, everyone is worried about the snow. Let’s dissect it.

The timing comes first: With only a few passing flurries, the travel on Wednesday morning appears to be tolerable. There aren’t any major weather problems.

There may be a few snow showers by Wednesday afternoon, but the coverage appears to be patchy. Snow doesn’t appear to be a major disruption between 4 and 7 p.m.

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Following a pleasant start to the week, snow and cold are expected to arrive in the middle of the week, which could result in a convoluted Wednesday night commute.

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The likelihood of heavier snow showers increases as the evening transitions into the night. Intense, whiteout snow conditions are indicated by darker blues on the radar.

The most of the snow falls overnight, while some may persist into Thursday morning. Totals will be between a dusting and two inches, with some isolated locations possibly approaching three inches.

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