Michigan residents will likely spend another weekend indoors because dangerous wind chills and snow beginning Friday, Feb. 6, will stick around.

If you were looking for relief from the bone-chilling temperatures that have frozen Michigan the past week, you'll have to wait awhile longer for any sort of refuge.

The large winter storm mostly south of Michigan will swing some accumulating snow up into the southeast part of our state. Otherwise it’s a dangerously cold weekend for us. Here’s a look at all of the wintry weather this weekend.

Snow and blowing snow will continue across Michigan as an Arctic cold front moves through the state. In the Upper Peninsula, lake effect snow and blowing snow will reduce visibility to near zero at times, especially along the lakeshores and open areas such as the M-28 corridor between Harvey and Munising.

Here's a look at snowfall totals across Michigan this weekend, Jan. 24-26, 2026, and how to check where you live.

Michigan residents should prepare for a snowy and freezing three-day weekend, Jan. 17-19. See day-by-day forecast.

Brutally cold temperatures begin the weekend, and accumulating snow will finish it off.

A winter storm headed to metro Detroit on Sunday could be boom-for-bust it when it comes to snow, according to the National Weather Service.

Metro Detroiters should prepare for 4-6 inches of snow from a winter storm expected to hit southeast Michigan on Sunday.