Below Normal Temperatures Continue
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Mostly sunny skies don't bring much warmth to the day. Temperatures stay below seasonal today and into next week. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Dangerous cold in Southeast Michigan
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Near record lows start Friday morning. Alan Longstreet has what to expect for the rest of your day.

Southeast Michigan Winter Temperatures: Sub-zero wind chill possible Friday morning

Officially, winter doesn't start for another two-and-a-half weeks. But the first week of December is proving to be one of the coldest that Michigan has had in a while

Possible record breaking cold Friday morning!
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Cold today with highs in the lower 20s and feel like temperatures in the single digits. Below zero windchills are possible Friday morning with highs in the lower 20s through the afternoon. More snow possible this weekend at times with several clipper systms next week!

LIST: Detroit warming centers open as bitter cold moves into area

Detroit warming centers are open as frigid temperatures arrive. Respite centers include recreation centers and library branches.

Bitter cold arriving in Metro Detroit
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Single-digit wind chills start the day, and they are expected to dip even lower tomorrow.

Bitter cold end to the week!
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Few light snow showers this evening with less than an inch expected. The comes the bitter cold with fee like temperatures sub-zero early Friday morning!

Metro Detroit weather: Cold day with even colder temperatures on the way

It’s a cold and snow-free start across Southeast Michigan, with an arctic front slipping through late today to kick temps down and let some flakes fly.

Very cold temps settling in
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The temperatures are dropping, and they will continue to drop even more as a cold front moves into Michigan.

Travel nightmare unfolds as first Nor'easter of La Niña winter season slams East Coast with rain, ice and snow

A mix of moisture and cold air is expected to bring 1–3 inches of snow across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Upstate New York and much of New England, while middle New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine are expected to see 5–8 inches.