Overview
- Light to moderate snow arrives Friday into early Saturday, generally 1–3 inches with 2–4 inches near some coasts and lake‑enhanced zones.
- A sharp Arctic front Saturday night into Sunday will drop temperatures swiftly and drive wind chills into the teens to 20s below zero.
- Gusts commonly 30–40 mph in the Great Lakes and 20–50 mph in New England will create blowing snow, brief squalls, and poor visibility.
- Forecasters expect hazardous commutes and possible flight delays from the Midwest to New England, with the coldest conditions early Sunday.
- Local outlooks highlight Detroit’s 1–3 inches with 30–40 mph gusts and minus‑10 to minus‑20 wind chills, and Boston’s 2–4 inches coastally with wind chills near minus‑25.