Meteorological winter starts Monday, and it looks like an arctic blast will keep things frozen for quite some time.

A winter storm warning has been issued for Lenawee, Livingston, and Washtenaw counties.

A winter storm is set to move into Michigan Saturday afternoon, and it is expected to drop five to eight inches of snow across much of southeast Michigan by Sunday morning.

With the first big snow on the way, road crews across Metro Detroit are preparing for a busy few days.

A winter storm warning has been issued for Lenawee, Livingston, and Washtenaw counties ahead of a significant snowstorm approaching this weekend.

Travelers face challenging weather for the rest of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.

How will snow, wind, and temperatures affect the Michigan football game vs. Ohio State in Ann Arbor on Saturday?

A significant winter storm is coming to Southeast Michigan this weekend, and the timeline for snow is becoming more clear.

A developing winter storm is expected to bring widespread accumulating snow Saturday afternoon through early Sunday, following a sharp drop in temperatures Friday morning.

Cold air is sweeping across the Great Lakes region, bringing lake-effect snow from Michigan's Upper Peninsula to Western New York.

Snow showers will persist across Southeastern Michigan Wednesday night and continue through much of Thanksgiving Day, bringing accumulating snow and slick conditions for travelers and residents.

Over the next 36 hours, Southeast Michigan could see 1 to 2 inches of snow.

There’s a chance of snow in the forecast for five of the next six days in Metro Detroit.

Heavy snow is expected in parts of Michigan this week, and blizzard warnings are in effect for multiple areas.

Rain–snow mix Tuesday may slow morning drive before a warmer weekend in Metro Detroit.

Parts of Southeast Michigan could get a few inches of snow on Sunday, but how long will the snowfall last?

Parts of Southeast Michigan could get a few inches of snow on Sunday, but how long will the snowfall last?

We’re expecting “measurable” snow this weekend in Metro Detroit, but what does that actually mean?

Will we get measurable snow? That is looking likely. “Measurable” is considered a tenth of an inch. Could some areas see enough snow to shovel? It’s possible, but not likely to be widespread.

A 30-degree temperature drop on Tuesday brings a chance for rain and melting snow.

A rain/snow mix continues through the evening, with a changeover to all snow in some locations.

Lows will be in the upper 20s. Winds will also gust over 35mph, so a Wind Advisory will go into effect from 2 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday.

Much colder conditions this week, with below zero wind chills today. Scattered light snow showers could return by Thursday morning.

Most of the region saw a widespread 1 to 3 inches of snow on Saturday, and we are adding onto that as we work through Sunday.

Old man winter is hanging on tight, and potentially bringing us our biggest snowfall of the season.

Here's when the snow is expected to start moving through Southeast Michigan on Friday.

Another significant snowfall is coming to Metro Detroit this weekend, and it'll last a long time. Here's when and how much snow.

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Heavy snow will continue overnight and into Thursday.

A winter storm is expected to bring snow to most of Michigan Wednesday evening into Thursday morning.

Here's how much snow is expected to fall across Michigan from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning.

Track potential school closings, delays, and early dismissals for Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2025.

Portions of Southeast Michigan are now under a Winter Weather Advisory from 1 p.m. today to 7 a.m. Thursday.

Metro Detroit is bracing for the biggest snowfall of the season so far.

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Heavy snow will begin falling Wednesday evening and continue into Thursday morning. Here's how much to expect.

The biggest snowfall of the season is expected in Metro Detroit on Wednesday and Thursday. Here's when you'll start to see the snow.

A Winter Storm Watch was expanded this morning to include all of Southeast Michigan starting Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning. This watch precedes advisories and warning.

A winter storm is expected to bring 4-7 inches of snow to Metro Detroit Wednesday and Thursday. Here's a full timeline.

A Winter Storm Watch for heavy snow is in effect for all of Southeast Michigan from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning.

Light snow and wintry mix has brought minor accumulations to Southeast Michigan, but it is enough to create slick roads.

Forecast snow accumulation amounts have come down, but still will have an impact on the first part of the weekend

Snow returns on Saturday, but not until the afternoon or evening. At this time, it appears the heaviest snow will fall closer to sunset.

Accumulating snow is expected in Metro Detroit this weekend.

An impactful wintry system looks to take aim at the region by the middle of the week on Wednesday and into Thursday.

Rain has already turned to snow across much of Metro Detroit.

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A significant wintry mix is heading to Metro Detroit this weekend, but will it bring up to 4 inches of snow or mostly rain?

Light accumulations this morning. Rain/snow mix arrives Saturday ahead of dangerous wind chills next week.

Here’s how much snow to expect tomorrow in Metro Detroit, and when it will arrive.

Another chance of snow showers move into the region looking ahead into Thursday

Some areas of Southeast Michigan could see snow accumulations of up to two inches by the end of Tuesday.

Wind chills through the late afternoon and into the evening hours will go below zero for most everyone

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for all of southeastern Michigan beginning 1 p.m. on Friday until 1 a.m. on Saturday.

A blast of snow, ice, wind and plunging temperatures stirred up dangerous travel conditions in parts of the central U.S. on Sunday.

Snow, sleet, and freezing rain are coming to Metro Detroit on Monday, all with accumulation. Here's when it's coming, where each will happen, and how much to expect.

A few areas could see a brief changeover to rain as this cold front moves through Monday night

This list will be updated throughout the day as totals for more cities come in.

Winter weather advisories have been issued for several counties in Michigan as snow is making its way across the state.

Metro Detroit is expected to get at least 1-2 inches of snow by Friday evening.

After a couple of flakes Wednesday, accumulating snow is on the way to end the week. And yes this snow is the type that you’ll have to move with either a shovel or a snowblower.

Light, wet snow this morning. Snow may mix with rain across our southern areas. Accumulating snow is likely later this week.

Gusty winds today. Rain/snow mix likely Wednesday with accumulating snow later this week

Snow leaves, but cold temperatures stay at least one more day. It will be cold once again overnight, with lows around 13 degrees. The wind will be lighter Thursday night, so wind chills will not be as cold Friday morning.

When will it stop snowing Thursday in Metro Detroit, and how much more snow will we get by then?

Here's what to know as lake effect snow is expected across many areas of Michigan Tuesday night and into Wednesday.

Here's how to measure and report totals of the snow the fell across Metro Detroit on Wednesday night.

Stay informed with the latest updates on the snow and cold snap affecting Metro Detroit. Know what to expect and how to prepare with Local 4's latest weather update.

Winter storm warnings have been issued for nearly half of Michigan as arctic air pushes its way across the state. Here’s what to know about the snow totals and snow squalls expected across the state.

There’s a three-hour window where you’re most likely to see heavy snow Wednesday in Metro Detroit.

U.S. Border Patrol agents who were patrolling on snowmobiles rescued a motorist who got trapped inside a vehicle after a rollover crash in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Some storm-weary residents of the Great Lakes region have seen continued snowfall and are facing the prospect of even more accumulations this week.

Even colder temperatures arrive by the time we get to the end of next week

A major storm moving through Northern California has toppled trees and dropped heavy snow and record rain after knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of people in Washington and Oregon.

Snow is expected across Michigan early Thursday morning. Here's how much snow different areas of the state will get.

Metro Detroit weather forecast for April 4, 2024, and beyond.

An Easter weekend storm has slammed into Southern California, bringing more rain and mountain snow to a region already drenched by winter weather.

A major spring storm is hitting parts of the central United States with heavy snow, rain and high winds.

Snow is not unusual for early spring in Southeast Michigan, but it feels out of place after such a mild winter. That snow will soon be gone, but not before another cold night.

It may officially be spring, but wintry weather is blanketing the U.S. with New England and California seeing a mix of rain, heavy snow and gusty winds.

Most of Southeast Michigan is under a winter weather advisory on Friday.

Metro Detroit weather forecast for March 22, 2024.

Much of Michigan, including parts of Metro Detroit, could see several inches of snow on Friday as a spring storm moves through the state.

In true Michigan weather fashion, spring is off to a very wintry start -- and it’ll feel even more like it later this week.

A powerful blizzard that a meteorologist termed “as bad as it gets” is howling in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Where you live and where you are headed are the two key questions regarding what kind of drive you will have on Thursday morning.

A low-pressure system tracks across Lower Michigan Thursday bringing a mix of rain and accumulating snow.

Heavy snow has shut down parts of major interstates in northern Arizona while low-lying clouds delayed more than 100 flights farther south in Phoenix.

Metro Detroit received heavy snow Tuesday morning and afternoon, with some cities reporting more than 5.5 inches.

Snow is finally starting to wrap up Tuesday evening, with just a few flurries or light snow on the city’s east side. Secondary roads that have not been plowed or treated will still be an issue this evening.

Melting snow and heavy rain are causing several neighborhoods to flood, but when a school bus gets stuck in a mess with students aboard, itjust puts into perspective how high the flood waters were on Detroit's west side.

A notice from officials on the AAPS website states the decision was made in anticipation of dangerous road conditions due to overnight sleet, snow and freezing rain.

Track potential school closings for Tuesday, Jan. 22, in Southeast Michigan.

All of Southeast Michigan and most of the Southern Lower Peninsula will be under a winter weather advisory Monday night into Tuesday afternoon.

Metro Detroit is in for another round of snowfall on Monday, followed closely by a mix of snow and freezing rain.

A winter weather advisory was in effect for some Metro Detroit counties on Friday as more snow falls across the region.

Here's the Metro Detroit weather forecast for Jan. 19, 2023.

The temptation to crawl back under the covers Thursday morning will be pretty strong as it will be yet another blustery, cold winter day!

Cold temps and morning snow could force some Metro Detroit school districts to close again on Thursday, Jan. 18.