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Metro Detroit residents should brace themselves for a dramatic shift in weather this week. As temperatures begin on a chilly note, wind chills are expected to plunge into the 20s and even the teens, making it feel quite frosty. However, the early part of the week will bring mostly sunny skies, with highs ranging from the low to mid-40s.
Weather watchers are advised to keep an eye on Tuesday, when a wintry mix of rain and snow is forecasted for areas along and south of I-94. By afternoon, this mix could extend to I-96 and I-696, causing minor snow accumulations particularly in Lenawee and Monroe counties. Residents in these areas should prepare for slippery roads and exercise caution while traveling.
As the week progresses, a welcome warm-up is on the horizon. By Thursday and Friday, temperatures are expected to soar into the 50s, providing a noticeable contrast to the beginning of the week. However, a slight chance of rain is looming Thursday night into Friday, so keep your umbrellas handy as you step out.
For those planning outdoor activities, the good news is that a dry but cool evening is anticipated. Stay tuned to local forecasts to stay updated on any changes, especially regarding the wintry conditions on Tuesday. As always, we’ll keep you informed on any developments and weather alerts for Metro Detroit.
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