Accumulating Snow Across Detroit Area This Weekend: How Much And When

The first measurable snowfall of the season across southeastern Michigan is likely this weekend, according to the National Weather Service.

Forecasters expect the snow to changeover from rain in some parts of the region overnight Saturday.

The northwest suburbs of metro Detroit will likely see at least 1 inch of snow, while parts farther north, such as the Flint area, could see up to 2 inches of snow, the weather service said.

The weather service said most of metro Detroit, especially the eastern side, will likely just see rain, though it could shift into a wintry mix by Sunday morning.

More snow will be possible across the Detroit region Sunday night when temperatures fall into the 20s, but forecasters only expect a dusting at most.

There will be more snow chances early next week with bone-chill winds that could push temperatures down into the teens, the weather service said.

Here is the full NWS forecast for the Detroit area:

Saturday: Rain (late); High 48, Low 35

Sunday: Rain/Snow Mix; High 43, Low 27

Monday: Chance of Snow; High 38, Low 26

Tuesday: Chance of Snow; High 42, Low 23

Wednesday: Sunny; High 50, Low 34