There is increasing confidence that Detroit and virtually all of Southeastern Michigan will see four or more inches of snow, with significant impacts on the region, as a major winter storm is moving across the country.
Current projects from the National Weather Service have a high likelihood of four or more inches of snow across the region. Accumulations are likelier to be higher from Detroit southward. This will also be magnified by dangerous wind chills of -15 to -25 degrees Friday and Saturday morning.
What is Certain
As of late afternoon Thursday, the National Weather Service said that snow accumulations in the Southern portion of the state are certain.
While the cold will be much worse before the snow comes in, we will still see wind chills below zero through most of Sunday…