Read: Winter storm watch in Metro Detroit may get upgraded: Here’s what blizzard, winter storm warnings mean Snow comes Friday

Ultimately, this may even get upgraded to a Blizzard Warning for us. It’s a triple threat of dangerous cold, winds capable of power outages, and considerable snow in parts of the area. The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for all of Metro Detroit starting late Thursday going all the way into Saturday morning. Most of Metro Detroit will have rain showers through the evening hours and early overnight, and that’s when things will start to turn nasty and treacherous around here. Still, most of the moisture should move in after 5 p.m. There is a chance for some light snow and/or a wintry mix in the early-to-mid-afternoon. Thursday will start cloudy and mostly dry with morning temps in the upper 20s to near 30F. UPDATED: Winter storm warning issued for SE Michigan for heavy snow, dangerous winds Storm starts with rain Thursday UPDATED: Updated winter storm snow predictions, timeline for Metro Detroit: In-depth forecast, analysis Eventually our skies will become mostly cloudy to overcast late today, thanks to debris clouds from this dangerous winter storm approaching Metro Detroit. High temperatures will be in the low-to-middle 30s this Wednesday with light winds moving NW to ENE at 5-12 mph. That arctic air will be moving our way late Thursday and Friday, so this is the last full day to safely get everything done if you can before the storm hits Metro Detroit. 4Warn Weather – The nation is watching a powerful winter storm bringing wind, snow and cold to the Plains and the far Western Great Lakes area today.

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