Metro Detroit Weather: Snow fades overnight, roads stay slick

Winds stay up overnight with gusts up to 35mph possible. Snow showers should be fewer and a little less intense as they fade. The cold is with us for the rest of 2025 and more light snow is possible.

Watch the full forecast below:

Tuesday will feel like a cold, classic winter day with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 20s. The breezy winds and chilly temps will put the wind chills in the single digits at times. There’s a chance of a few light snow showers again late in the day and into the evening. Any accumulations will likely be a half inch or less. Another half inch is possible Tuesday night in Metro Detroit. Up to 1.5" is possible Tuesday night north of M-59.

Wednesday's highs are expected to reach the mid 20s keeping the atmosphere cold enough for snow when moisture moves in during the afternoon. . Several models are picking up on snow heading for Detroit, which could bring a quick 1" of snow. Skies will be mostly cloudy much of the day, which will help keep temperatures down and maintaining that winter vibe. If snow does develop, it will most likely come in spotty bursts or brief snow showers that could reduce visibility and briefly make roads slick, especially on untreated surfaces like bridges and backroads.

Tonight: It will be cold and windy with a few snowflakes around, but much less intense. Lows will drop into the low 20s and wind chills will hang around 3° to 8°. Winds: WNW 15 - 30 mph.

Tuesday: Cloudy with snow showers possible during the afternoon. Highs around 26°. Winds: WNW 15-25 mph.

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow late in the day. Highs in the mid 20s and wind of 10-25 mph.

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