Snow fading out - but more is on the way
After dropping several inches of snow overnight, the latest snowmaker is moving out. However, expect more of it this weekend. Alan Longstreet has your forecast.
After dropping several inches of snow overnight, the latest snowmaker is moving out. However, expect more of it this weekend. Alan Longstreet has your forecast.
Snow Continues Overnight
Patchy fog is reducing visibilities as the snow continues overnight. Snow expected to taper off by 4am. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Patchy fog is reducing visibilities as the snow continues overnight. Snow expected to taper off by 4am. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Snow Overnight
Winter Weather Advisory for the city and south, Winter Storm Warning to our north remain in effect until 7a Thursday morning. Accumulating snow will continue overnight. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Winter Weather Advisory for the city and south, Winter Storm Warning to our north remain in effect until 7a Thursday morning. Accumulating snow will continue overnight. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
How much snow? Close to 8 inches possible in parts of Metro Detroit
Updated snow totals sho we could get 8 inches or more in some parts of Southeast Michigan and Metro Detroit.
Updated snow totals sho we could get 8 inches or more in some parts of Southeast Michigan and Metro Detroit.
Winter Storm arrives later today
Area wide 4-7" are expected as the storm impacts us throughout the afternoon - night
Area wide 4-7" are expected as the storm impacts us throughout the afternoon - night
Southeast Michigan snow forecast: Today's winter storm expected to drop 4-7 inches
It will start snowing this afternoon in Southeast Michigan and continue into Thursday before winding down in the morning. See the snow timeline here:
It will start snowing this afternoon in Southeast Michigan and continue into Thursday before winding down in the morning. See the snow timeline here:
4-7 inches of snow arrive today
The morning will be quiet, but in the afternoon snow will start and continue into Thursday. That system is expected to drop 4-7 inches of snow in Southeast Michigan, with some areas in Macomb, St. Clair, and Sanilac counties possibly reaching 8 inches.
The morning will be quiet, but in the afternoon snow will start and continue into Thursday. That system is expected to drop 4-7 inches of snow in Southeast Michigan, with some areas in Macomb, St. Clair, and Sanilac counties possibly reaching 8 inches.
A Winter Storm moves in Wednesday afternoon
Snowfall totals range between 3-7" with less in Monroe County and more farther north.
Snowfall totals range between 3-7" with less in Monroe County and more farther north.
Winter storm expected to hit Wednesday afternoon
How much snow will we get? Derek Kevra has the numbers.
How much snow will we get? Derek Kevra has the numbers.
Winter blast incoming for Wednesday overnight into Thursday
Alan Longstreet gives the forecast on how much snow we are expecting - and a possible second storm for Saturday.
Alan Longstreet gives the forecast on how much snow we are expecting - and a possible second storm for Saturday.
Metro Detroit weather: One more quiet day before snowstorm drops several inches of snow on Southeast Michigan
Current forecasts show that some areas of Southeast Michigan could get up to 8 inches of snow during Wednesday's snowstorm, with Detroit falling into the 5-7-inch range.
Current forecasts show that some areas of Southeast Michigan could get up to 8 inches of snow during Wednesday's snowstorm, with Detroit falling into the 5-7-inch range.
Snow On The Way
Quiet Tuesday with accumulating snow Wednesday. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Quiet Tuesday with accumulating snow Wednesday. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Winter Storm Watch
Quiet and colder Tuesday then snow arrives Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning! Snow amounts range from 4-7" with some spots north of the city seeing locally higher amounts!
Quiet and colder Tuesday then snow arrives Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning! Snow amounts range from 4-7" with some spots north of the city seeing locally higher amounts!
Metro Detroit snow incoming, how much to expect
Southeast Michigan can expect to see a few inches of snow this week and more coming this weekend.
Southeast Michigan can expect to see a few inches of snow this week and more coming this weekend.
Metro Detroit weather: Quiet start to the week before snowstorms arrive
Current models show 3-6 inches of snow falling Wednesday into Thursday, with the chance for some areas to pick up even more.
Current models show 3-6 inches of snow falling Wednesday into Thursday, with the chance for some areas to pick up even more.
A snowy week ahead with two big snow storms
The first one is Wednesday afternoon - Thursday morning and could bring 3-6"
The first one is Wednesday afternoon - Thursday morning and could bring 3-6"
Cold, Breezy Sunday
Wind chills in the teens for most of the day. Quiet conditions. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Wind chills in the teens for most of the day. Quiet conditions. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Snow ends tonight
Snow ends Saturday night. Quiet and chilly Sunday! Next bigger winter system arrives late Wednesday night through Thursday!
Snow ends Saturday night. Quiet and chilly Sunday! Next bigger winter system arrives late Wednesday night through Thursday!
Snow On The Way
Metro Detroit can expect 1 to 3 inches of snow this evening, heavier amounts to our north. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Metro Detroit can expect 1 to 3 inches of snow this evening, heavier amounts to our north. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Snow showers Saturday!
Snow arrives Saturday afternoon with scattered snow around through the evening. Snow totals look to remain around an inch in most spots with areas closer to Flint and the thumb getting closer to 2"-3"! Chilly but drier Superbowl Sunday!
Snow arrives Saturday afternoon with scattered snow around through the evening. Snow totals look to remain around an inch in most spots with areas closer to Flint and the thumb getting closer to 2"-3"! Chilly but drier Superbowl Sunday!