Overview
- Temperatures reached the 40s and 50s Saturday for many areas, with some Midwest spots near 60 on Friday, before a cold front ends the springlike feel.
- A fast clipper late Saturday into Sunday brings light snow or flurries for many, with typical totals from a coating to 1–2 inches and mainly minor travel effects.
- Southern Wisconsin is forecast for 1–2 inches Saturday with localized 2–4 inches north and west of Madison, while Metro Detroit is near 1 inch with some slick early travel.
- Chicago forecasters now favor little to no weekend snow in the city as Saturday’s snow targets Wisconsin and any Sunday snow stays south.
- Early next week, Monday’s system looks weaker or farther south with only spotty snow, while a stronger, warmer Tuesday storm could start as snow then change to ice and rain as a milder, wetter pattern returns midweek.