Windy conditions continue through Monday while Southeast Michigan will see rain tonight transition to snow tomorrow.

A strong low pressure system will bring drastic weather changes to the region through the start of next week

Wintry weather, strong thunderstorms, and gusty winds will all be possible in Southeast Michigan to start the week.

Weather whiplash will have it’s grip on Metro Detroit with chances for severe weather & windy conditions

This will be followed by a drastic warm-up into spring-like temperatures for the end of the weekend

A 4Warn Weather Alert remains in effect through Friday as a High Wind Warning continues for all of Southeast Michigan until 10 p.m.

Friday will be windy with light snow showers moving through Southeast Michigan.

Friday, expect rain/snow showers in the early morning hours, with a changeover to rain by mid-morning. Drying out in the afternoon, temperatures will rise into the upper 40s.

A Flood Watch is in effect for most of Southeast Michigan through 2 p.m. Wednesday, prompting a 4Warn Weather Alert as rounds of rain and storms move across the region during the morning commute and through midday.

Southeast Michigan could see strong storms tonight into Wednesday morning

The latest update from the SPC hasn’t changed our marginal and slight risks (levels 1 & 2/5), but the enhanced risk (level 3/5) has now moved into SW Michigan, including part of Hillsdale County (next to Lenawee).

The latest update from the SPC hasn’t changed our marginal and slight risks (levels 1 & 2/5), but the enhanced risk (level 3/5) has now moved into SW MI, including part of Hillsdale County (next to Lenawee).

After record-breaking warmth on Monday, Southeast Michigan is heading into a day of changing weather, with the potential for severe thunderstorms late Tuesday into early Wednesday.

Tomorrow night into Wednesday morning, the risk of strong-to-severe storms increases. Wind, hail, and an isolated tornado are all on the table.

Southeast Michigan is getting a preview of spring to start the week, with sunshine and unusually warm temperatures arriving Monday.

Southeast Michigan will have above normal temperatures for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

Temperatures will remain above average into the first part of next week

Southeast Michigan “springs forward” into more sunshine and warmth

A few storms could be strong as a cold front moves through by Saturday afternoon

Southeast Michigan could see multiple rounds of thunderstorms from Friday evening through Saturday afternoon, with a few storms capable of becoming severe, according to the National Weather Service.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer activated the State Emergency Operations Center after multiple tornadoes caused severe damage in Southwest Michigan.

Southeast Michigan will have above average temperatures and the chance for thunderstorms into the weekend.

Modern technology has added powerful tools for warning the public, but emergency management research suggests different warning systems often reach people in different situations.

Dense fog will overspread all of Metro Detroit Thursday night and will hang in the air through the morning commute.

Southeast Michigan has the chance for rain throughout the day today and again to end the week

Thursday brings a chance for drizzle and fog in the morning with rain returning in the afternoon.

Dense Fog Advisories issued for parts of Southeast Michigan Wednesday morning

Drivers are slowing to a crawl to avoid deep ruts and potholes, while school buses navigate uneven surfaces and emergency vehicles carefully maneuver through damaged roads while responding to calls.

After the fog clears, the rest of Wednesday will be partly to mostly cloudy with temps reaching the upper 40s, possibly touching 50 in a few areas. Then it gets wet.

The calendar might still say winter, but it will feel more like spring by the middle to end of this week.

Southeast Michigan will be chilly tonight before warmer air moves into the region.

Temperatures will progressively get warmer looking ahead into next week

Light snow and colder temperatures are expected this weekend across Southeast Michigan.

Temperatures return to well below average by the end of the weekend with snowfall

Wow! What a way to end the workweek. Sunshine and temperatures in the 50s? Yes, please! Unfortunately, like all good things, this mild weather is about to end.

Metro Detroit is getting a taste of spring Friday, with sunshine and temperatures climbing into the mid-50s, which is roughly 15 degrees above average for late February.

If you live in Southeast Michigan, you already know March is a “two seasons in one month” kind of deal. One week can feel like spring, and the next week can bring back winter boots.

A brief surge of milder air will move into southeast Michigan to close out the workweek before colder air returns for the second half of the weekend, followed by another warming trend into next week.

After light snow moved through parts of Southeast Michigan late Tuesday night into early Wednesday, Metro Detroit is turning the corner toward a milder stretch to close the week, but winter isn’t done yet.

A quick-moving clipper system will bring snow showers to Metro Detroit starting around 9 p.m. Tuesday night.

Southeast Michigan will begin the week with below normal temperatures

An active weather pattern will bring more snow chances to Southeast Michigan this week

Additional snow chances are in the forecast looking ahead into next week with cold temperatures

High temperatures will be near normal Sunday before Southeast Michigan is colder Monday and Tuesday

Heading into the weekend, we have a Wind Advisory in effect until 9 p.m. Friday night for most of Metro Detroit, with winds gusting up to 45mph. One good thing about the wind is that it’s helped mix out most of the fog.

A wind advisory goes into effect Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with gusts as high as 45mph. Temps will plummet throughout the day, all the way back down into the 30s.

Severe thunderstorms raced across Southeast Michigan Wednesday evening after temperatures soared into the 50s and 60s. The primary threat was large hail.

Temperatures will be well above normal Wednesday afternoon

It’s time to live in the moment, and on Monday, that meant sunshine. We continue to pay the price for the warm air, as fog returns overnight.

Temperatures in Southeast Michigan are so warm rain, not snow, is in the forecast for Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Winds will once again be calm overnight, allowing patchy fog to develop by the time you head out for your morning commute on Tuesday.

Temperatures will remain above normal for the workweek

Valentine’s Day plans across Southeast Michigan are unfolding under generally quiet weather conditions Saturday night, though patchy freezing fog could develop late at night.

Dry conditions are expected to hold through the weekend, with temperatures gradually climbing each day. Highs Saturday will be around 40 degrees in Metro Detroit.

What a difference a little sunshine makes! Temperatures today were close to normal, in the low to mid-30s. But the bright blue skies made it feel a bit more tolerable

After a stretch of cold air and occasional flurries, a gradual warming trend is setting up across Metro Detroit, bringing temperatures closer to, and eventually above, seasonal averages through the upcoming holiday weekend and into next week.

Sunshine and temps in the 40s? Yes please! After being in a deep freeze for almost three weeks, finally a break.

After weeks of stubborn cold that seemed to have no off switch, Metro Detroit is finally catching a break.

After another freezing-cold start, the rest of the workweek is looking a little more normal.

More cloud cover returns to the forecast with a warm-up for the start of next week

Sunday and Monday will remain chilly in Southeast Michigan ahead of a warm up

Wind chills will remain sub-zero through midday on Saturday across the region

Friday afternoon includes scattered snow, gusty winds and colder air moving into the region

Sunshine returns to start the weekend but the bitterly cold air mass remains

Light snow will create slick travel conditions Thursday night and Friday morning in Metro Detroit.

Light snow is expected to return to Southeast Michigan Thursday afternoon and continue into Friday, bringing slick travel conditions and colder air that will linger into the weekend.

Southeast Michigan has seen above normal snowfall this season

Flurries are in the forecast on Tuesday, with more snow possible Thursday night into Friday.

Light snow continued across Metro Detroit into Monday evening, building on totals that had already exceeded a couple of inches in some communities since morning.

Monday morning snow winds down in the afternoon with cooler than normal temperatures the next few days

Southeast Michigan will gain over an hour of daylight during the month of February

Another chance of snow moves into the region to start next week on Monday

More sunshine is in the forecast Sunday with a chance of light snow Monday.

Snow chances return to the forecast looking ahead into the start of next week

Winter has definitely been flexing in Metro Detroit this season, and the numbers tell the story.

Metro Detroit will remain under cold-weather conditions through the weekend, with minor snowfall possible.

A Cold Weather Advisory will take effect at midnight for much of Southeast Michigan and remain in place through 10 a.m. Friday, as dangerously cold wind chills develop across the region.

Ice coverage across the Great Lakes has risen quickly with multiple days of cold weather across the region.

Southeast Michigan will see more scattered light snow showers and cold temperatures on Wednesday.

Wind chills are expected to be near -15° to -20° Monday night into Tuesday morning.

It’s been 48 years since a powerful blizzard dropped more than a foot of snow in Southeast Michigan, establishing itself as one of the more memorable weather events in recent history.

Cold air moves into Southeast Michigan as Sunday’s snow comes to an end.

Overnight lows for a good portion of next week will be around or slightly below zero after the snowfall on Sunday

Overnight lows for a good portion of next week will be around or slightly below zero after the snowfall on Sunday

Temperatures remain cold before another round of extreme cold moves into the region late next week

Dangerously cold wind chills continue across Metro Detroit as Arctic air remains in place heading into the weekend. A Cold Weather Advisory for cold wind chills remains in effect through Saturday morning, but even after the advisory expires, bitter cold will linger across the region.

A Cold Weather Advisory is in effect for all of Southeast Michigan until 10 a.m. Saturday, with wind chills expected to dip as low as 25 degrees below zero at times. The cold poses a serious risk for frostbite and hypothermia, especially for anyone spending extended time outdoors.

We’ve talked about it all week long, and now it’s finally here. Bitter cold will settle into Metro Detroit overnight, causing schools to close and trees to explode.

The National Weather Service in Detroit has issued an Extreme Cold Watch for Thursday night until Saturday morning.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect from 3 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday for all of Southeast Michigan. Snow develops mainly after 3 a.m. and continues through Wednesday morning.

Snow is returning to Metro Detroit on Wednesday, moving in overnight and affecting the morning commute.

Gusty winds, snow showers, and sub-zero windchills are gripping Metro Detroit this evening.

A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect across all of Southeast Michigan through Tuesday morning as snow showers and blowing snow combine with bitterly cold air on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

The active weather pattern with more chances for snow continue into the majority of next week

Snow showers are expected across all of Southeast Michigan Sunday evening into Monday.

Chances for snow stick around the forecast this weekend before sub-zero wind chills arrive

The Detroit Auto Show doesn’t just bring cars to the Motor City, as it almost always brings snow, cold, and a deep layer of slush for the charity preview.

A 4Warn Weather Alert has been issued Friday for Southeast Michigan as another round of snow moves into the region, followed by colder air that could impact plans through the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday weekend and the first half of the week.

A 4Warn Weather Alert has been declared for Southeast Michigan as another round of snow moves into the region Friday, followed by colder air that could impact plans through the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday weekend and the first half of the week.

Several clipper systems bring us a chance of snow pretty much every day from Friday through Monday.