Accumulating snow possible across Michigan this weekend -- here’s how much to expect

Accumulating Snow Possible Across Michigan This Weekend

Several areas in Michigan could experience accumulating snow this weekend. Here's a summary of what to expect in different parts of the state.

Temperature Forecast

Saturday highs will reach the 40s.
Sunday temperatures will stay under the upper 30s.
By Monday morning, bitter wind chills will bring feels-like temperatures near 10°F, with actual temperatures in the 20s.

Snowfall Expectations

This arctic blast is bringing early winter conditions, with accumulating snow possible for Metro Detroit residents.

Late Saturday night into Sunday, snow accumulation is possible.
Northwestern suburbs of Metro Detroit may see snow mixing in on Sunday morning.
Eastern areas are likely to see rain instead of snow initially.
Once temperatures drop near freezing Sunday evening, snow chances increase across the region.

Snow Totals

The forecast is uncertain, but some accumulation is possible:

A light dusting along the east side.
Up to 2 inches in northwestern suburbs.

“A dusting along the east side is possible, with the northwest suburbs possibly seeing up to 2 inches.”

Residents should prepare for colder weather and monitor updates for changing conditions.

Author's Summary

This weekend, Michigan faces a chilly arctic blast with possible snow accumulation, especially in northwestern Metro Detroit suburbs where up to 2 inches could fall.

ClickOnDetroit — 2025-11-07