A few flakes today, more snow this weekend

DETROIT As expected, snow on Thursday night was mostly unimportant in the area.

Many of us have yet to see just a breeze, while a few may have received very light dusting – especially near and north of I-69.

Once these light flakes move out, the rest of us Finally Friday, as Brandon likes to call it, should be mostly cloudy, with highs perhaps reaching the mid 20s (-5 degrees Celsius). Winds are blowing from the northeast at 5 to 10 km / h.

Today’s sunrise is at 07:33 and today’s sunset at 18:02

Friday night mostly cloudy, with lows in the mid teens (-9 degrees Celsius). Light snow will develop late at night for some of us, especially in the south.

Light snow is likely on Saturday, until Saturday night. It still looks like a snowfall of 1 to 2 inches. Highest Saturday in the low 20s (-6 degrees Celsius), and lower Saturday night again in the single digits (-13 degrees Celsius).

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Partly cloudy to start Sunday, then it will be mostly cloudy. Highlights in the upper teens (-8 to -7 degrees Celsius).

The core of this current Arctic boom is arriving Sunday night and Monday, with low Sunday night into the single digits (-16 degrees Celsius), and the highest Monday only in the mid teens (-9 degrees Celsius). There may be some snow on Monday.

The models differ a lot about Tuesday’s storm. They agree that we will get snow, but do not strongly agree on where the surface will be low pressure area, and this makes a big difference in how much snow we get. The GFS model gives us maybe 3 inches of snow, while the ECMWF gives us 4 to 8 inches.