Overnight: Cold with Isolated Snow Showers
Temperatures drop to a low of 18 degrees overnight.
A few isolated snow showers remain possible, with winds out of the northeast at 9 mph.
Sunday & Monday: Cold but Bright
Drier air gradually settles in across Mid-Michigan.
Sunday and Monday bring mostly sunny skies with a noticeable chill.
Sunday High: 28°
Monday High: 37°
It will stay cold, but the sunshine will make conditions feel much more manageable.
Tuesday: Warming Trend Begins — Rain Moves In
Tuesday marks the start of a noticeable warm-up.
Highs climb into the low 40s, and as temperatures rise, precipitation transitions from snow to rain. A brief wintry mix is possible early or late in the day, especially during colder nighttime hours. Rain showers are expected to impact many of our neighborhoods.
Wednesday & Thursday: Spring Preview
The warming trend continues:
Wednesday: High near 52°
Thursday: High near 54°F
Rain showers continue for both days as multiple systems move through the region. While conditions stay unsettled, temperatures will run well above the seasonal average of about 38° for late February.
Friday-Saturday: Mild and Wet
By Friday, highs reach the mid-60s with continued rain chances. Although the temperatures dip a little for Saturday, highs are still expected at 60°F. Rain chances continue for Saturday as well.
It’s a dramatic shift from the cold start to the week — and significantly above normal for this time of year.
What to Watch
• Isolated snow showers overnight with lows near 18°
• Cold sunshine Sunday and Monday
• Rain replaces snow as temperatures climb into the 40s and 50s
• A brief nighttime wintry mix is possible early in the warm-up
The Bottom Line
Winter makes one more appearance with light snow showers and chilly overnight lows. Sunshine returns briefly before a strong warming trend pushes temperatures into the 40s and 50s next week — along with several rounds of rain.
Mid-Michigan is about to trade snow boots for rain jackets.
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