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Metro Detroit is bracing for another round of winter weather as a snowstorm wraps up today, only to be followed by more snow tomorrow. Residents should prepare for slick road conditions as temperatures are expected to plummet into the teens overnight.
As we break up the cloud cover overnight Sunday into early Monday morning, the impact of today’s snowfall will linger. What began as a light snow earlier in the day has gradually intensified, disrupting travel and causing delays across the region.
With temperatures forecasted to dip significantly, those heading back to work and school on Monday morning can expect potentially hazardous driving conditions. Streets and highways may be coated with ice and slush, leading to increased accidents and slower commutes.
Local authorities advise residents to exercise caution while driving and allow extra time to reach their destinations. Snow plows will be out during the morning hours, but with temperatures falling, the effectiveness of salting and clearing may be hindered, causing lingering patches of ice.
As the new snow moves in tomorrow, accumulations could further complicate Monday’s commute. Meteorologists are keeping a close eye on the forecast and expect that additional flurries could accumulate throughout the day. Residents are encouraged to stay updated on weather alerts and prepare for a wintry mix as the week progresses.
For further updates on the weather and safety tips, be sure to follow your local news stations and check the latest forecasts.
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