Let's dive into some weather details. The sunny skies of today will take a backseat as clouds roll in. This will happen by the time you wake up early Saturday. While the weather might not be a complete shut down, it will take a turn for the chilly and damp. This is because a low-pressure system is on the move, spreading south and north of Metro Detroit. The temperatures will be cold, dropping into the lower 20s. So, bundle up and be prepared for some snow by the afternoon.

Here's what's up with snow accumulation. It might not be a snow storm, but you can expect some accumulation. The weather forecast has changed, and while there isn't a warning for Saturday anymore, some snow is still on its way. The good news? It won't be too much to worry about. The bad news? The temperatures will remain way below freezing. Highs for the day won't go above 20°F.

As the night goes on, it will still be cloudy, with a chance of snow showers. As for Sunday, expect more clouds and a possibility of another round of snow. This will be due to a northwesterly wind.

If you're planning for the rest of the week, it will be sunny on Monday. But there's another round of snow anticipated for Tuesday, thanks to a low-pressure system. The temperatures will be a bit warmer, reaching the early 30s. However, be prepared for a drop into the 20s by Valentine’s Day on Friday.

The weather might be a bit unpredictable, but it's all about the low-pressure systems. These systems are on the move, shaping the weather for the week. Keep in mind, the weather isn't going to be a huge deal. There will be a few snowflakes here and there, and temperatures will be on the chilly side. But it's all part of the winter weather experience.

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