URGENT UPDATE: Metro Detroit is currently experiencing flurries and below-average temperatures, with light snow continuing through this morning and early afternoon. The National Weather Service has confirmed that the combination of dry, fluffy snow and colder air is leading to slick road conditions. Residents should remain cautious while driving as light accumulations are expected.
As of February 7, 2023, temperatures are starting off in the 20s, but don’t expect much relief throughout the day. Highs will again hover in the 20s, keeping the region well below seasonal averages. A cold snap is set to persist through Thursday, with temperatures dipping significantly over the weekend as arctic air moves in.
Looking ahead, the next significant weather event is anticipated Thursday night into Friday, bringing a solid chance for 1 inch or more of snow accumulation. This could create additional hazardous conditions on the roads.
In a twist, the forecast for Super Bowl weekend indicates a dramatic drop in temperatures, with highs plummeting into the teens and lows approaching zero. This shift could impact weekend plans for many residents as they prepare for the big game.
Stay tuned for updates as this weather pattern develops. Officials are urging the public to monitor conditions closely and prepare for potential travel disruptions. More snow and colder temperatures are on the horizon, making it crucial to stay informed.
