March 4,2014; 2:32PM,EST
Temperatures will remain below average, but the frigid air gripping the city early in the week will loosen its grasp as the week moves forward.
"This past weekend, Detroit saw a lot of snow," AccuWeather meteorologist Erik Pindrock said. With a total snowfall of 4-5 inches through Saturday and Sunday, the snow will taper off as the temperatures begin to rise.
A chance of snow is possible Tuesday and Wednesday, but mainly flurries without any major accumulations.
Temperatures will stay in the low 20s through Tuesday. By Wednesday, Detroit should see temperatures approach the upper-20s.
RELATED:
Detailed Detroit Weather
AccuWeather Winter Center
Northeast Regional Radar
Thursday will continue the trend as temperatures will hit freezing and stay in the low-30s throughout the weekend. Despite the higher temperatures, the city is still experiencing colder air than usual.
"Temperatures are still below average, so it's still seasonably cold," Pindrock said.
On Social Media
Jason Nicholls
jnmet
MJO not favorable for near term drought relief in Malaysia. Longer range not bright based on IOD and ENSO outlooks. pic.twitter.com/VrEUca8rjh
AccuWeather.com
breakingweather
At 1 p.m. EST, there was a 40F temp difference in NC! Greensboro: 31F & Wilmington: 71F
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.
No comments:
Post a Comment