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Weekend disruption of increasing snow and wind comes to Upper Michigan, produced by phasing systems from the Canadian Prairies and the Central Great Plains. With lake enhancement, heavy bursts of snowfall are possible Saturday night as north winds strengthen across Lake Superior.
After a secondary system from the Canadian Prairies spreads light to moderate snow late Sunday night, precipitation chances dry out to begin the new week along with a winter thaw. The mild pattern is short-lived as a surge of Arctic takes hold during the second half of the week — moderate to heavy snow chances follow, along with high wind conditions.
Tonight: Mostly cloudy with patchy freezing fog and drizzle; light glaze, icy patches; south winds 5-15 mph
>Lows: Upper 10s to 20s (colder inland west)
Saturday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with widespread snow towards afternoon; moderate to heavy snow chances starting in the afternoon; areas of blowing snow towards evening; north winds gusting 30+ mph in the evening
>Highs: 20s/30
Sunday: Partly to mostly cloudy with morning and evening snow showers; patchy blowing snow; northwest winds gusting 25+ mph
>Highs: 20s
Monday: Mostly cloudy with scattered snow/mix before tapering along with gradual clearing in the afternoon; northwest winds gusting 20 mph
>Highs: 30s/40
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with widespread wintry mix; southwest winds gusting 20+ mph; plummeting temperatures overnight
>Highs: 30s/40
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with moderate to heavy snow chances plus blowing snow; north winds gusting 35+ mph; cold
>Highs: 10s/20
Thursday: Mostly cloudy with scattered snow; south winds gusting 20 mph
>Highs: 20
Friday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with scattered snow; southeast winds gusting 20 mph
>Highs: 20
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