Chilly, Windy Weather Moves In
The next few days are going to feel a lot more like fall.
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The next few days are going to feel a lot more like fall.
Keep your umbrella at the ready.
Expect another scorcher, as temperatures are expected to rise into the 90's for the fourth straight day.
Multiple reports of ominous clouds, high winds and large hail rolled in, early Wednesday evening, as severe storms blew across the state.
The skies across metro Detroit will be partly sunny on Wednesday, with temperatures rising to the mid- to high-70s.
Power outages, hail reported in Metro Detroit after severe weather hits overnight.
Spring was put on hold by Monday's weather, with plants at local greeneries buried in the snow.
AccuWeather is predicting that metro Detroit could see some very strong and gusty thunderstorms on Monday.
The National Weather Service predicts rain, freezing ran and sleet, which will cause problems for drivers during the morning commute.
Spring is in the air. Not officially, but it will feel like spring, Thursday, in Southeast Michigan.
Temperatures in Metro Detroit are expected to top out above 60 degrees.
Two to five inches of snow is expected overnight, into Friday.
Watch for some icy driving conditions late Thursday night and into Friday, with freezing rain possible in the early morning hours.
With temperaturs topping out past 50 degrees this week, it may feel like spring has sprung in Metro Detroit.
The snow has been melting, but how long will the relief last?
A fast and furious snowstorm hit southeast Michigan Saturday afternoon leaving many area freeways accident ridden.
Preparations are already being made for the big snow storm expected to hit the state starting Tuesday.
Metro Detroit stores and repairs shops are getting ready for the big snow.
If you're dreaming of a white Christmas, you may get your wish.
What does the Christmas Day forecast hold for metro Detroit?
Your afternoon commute might be just as dicey as your drive in.
