Snow Turns the City Blue This Weekend

A quiet spell of sunny warmth has been a welcome break in the Detroit area, but that calm is set to dissolve as winter steps back into town. The last few days have seen temperatures in the low 50s, offering a pleasant respite after a long winter. Yet, night‑time lows are already slipping to the freezing point, and by Saturday evening a thin layer of snow will blanket the streets. Saturday’s forecast shows that while daytime highs may touch the 40‑degree mark, the cooler air will arrive early. Around 7 p. m. , snow begins to fall and continues until about 1 a. m. The total accumulation is expected to stay under half an inch, enough to spark the usual winter street‑cleaning routine.Sunday promises a brief return of sunshine, but the heat will stay stubbornly low. Most areas will see daytime temperatures lingering in the 20s, a stark reminder that spring is still a long way off. Residents should prepare for icy sidewalks and possible traffic delays as the cold snaps back into place. The shift from mild to chilly weather is a common pattern in this region, where seasonal transitions can be abrupt. While the brief warmth may have lifted spirits for a few days, the return of snow and low temperatures reminds everyone that winter’s grip is not yet fully released. People planning outdoor activities should keep an eye on the latest updates, as conditions can change quickly.