February 28,2014; 6:21PM,EST
A major snowstorm traveling across the country late this weekend and into Monday, will pass over the city bringing some snow the area.
While snow will fall throughout much of the Central Plains and the Northeast, Detroit will see mostly clear skies by Monday.
Temperatures though the weekend will remain near freezing with snow showers throughout the day, but with little chance of accumulation.
By late weekend, temperatures will begin slide back into the teens where they will remain for most of the early week.
Anyone outdoors may be at risk for hypothermia or frostbite during the early morning and evening hours as temperatures will hover in the single digits.
By midweek temperatures will rise into the mid-30s and low 40s.
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Brief Break from Winter Storms
Although some milder air will finally begin to melt the snow across the North, more storms are on the way this week.
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