Weather

The unofficial motto of the USPS is clear: Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds. While some of us worked from home or had a snow day, they bundled up and showed up to get you your mail.

What better way to spend the aftermath of a snow storm than enjoying all the snow? Four downriver police departments from Metro Detroit will be competing in a sledding competition Thursday.

Up to eight inches of snow fell on parts of Southeast Michigan, and it'll take several hours before most major roadways are cleared. Many of the accidents police have responded to are "driver error."

Preliminary snow totals from yesterday's storm are coming in around 4-8 inches. Not much more than a dusting is expected today, but some southern communities could see a few more inches.

There's a beauty to a fresh snowfall. If we could see each flake up close, we may appreciate the snow even more. In this Weather or Not, we examine snow shapes and their origins.

The winter storm we've all been waiting for arrived Wednesday morning and we expect to get between 5 and 8 inches of wet snow. But what does wet snow mean - and how much does it weigh?

You knew it was coming. Snow in February in Michigan is not unusual. But to receive almost a foot in one snowfall is! You may be wondering, how does snow form and what makes it a wet or dry snow? The answers in this week's Weather or Not!