Cold and quiet Tuesday before a midweek warm-up Wednesday

Temperatures won't climb beyond the low 40s Tuesday. But by Wednesday morning, Metro Detroit will have another 60-degree day. That's before rain comes tomorrow evening.

Monday temperatures start close to freezing before reaching low 40s; off-chance of passing flurry expected

Sunday saw .7 inches of snowfall in Metro Detroit - close to half of the average snowfall November receives. We'll have a chance for a few more flurries Monday afternoon with temperatures in 30s and 40s most the day.

Sunday Snow Showers
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Although the early half of this morning looks good, snow showers will move into Metro Detroit by mid to late morning and persist through the afternoon and evening. On average, we should pick up between a half an inch to an inch of snow accumulation mostly on elevated and grassy surfaces. Expect temperatures only in the 30s.

Cold and Windy Saturday
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Grab your jackets! We are cold and windy today with a few rain and snow showers in the mix.

Cold with some snow this weekend

Continued windy with wind chills overnight in the 20s. As colder air moves in, scattered light rain will change over to light snow.

Colder Weekend With Snow
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Colder air moving in on a gusty breeze will have you thinking: wind chill. Add rain/snow showers Saturday with a better chance for snow Sunday! Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast

Weekend Snow Showers
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Enjoy the sunshine Friday morning because more clouds and a few rain showers are possible this evening. That will set the stage for a rain and snow mix on Saturday with perhaps a light accumulating snow possible on Sunday.

Temperatures tumble into the weekend with snow accumulation possible Sunday

The season's trek toward winter starts today as temperatures expect to only reach the low 50s before settling into the low 40s over the weekend.

A big warm-up with a stretch of rain Thursday

Temperatures will start out with a little less cold today before they top out in the 60s. There will also be some strong winds followed by up to half an inch of rain.

Black Fire Winery
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A former firefighter turns his retirement into a second career: wine making, becoming the first African American owner of a vineyard in southeast Michigan. Will his vines be able to withstand our Michigan winters? Lori Pinson takes us to Black Fire Winery in this week's Weather or Not.

Black Fire Winery
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After 27 years as a firefighter, retirement finds Michael Wells taking on a second career as a winemaker. Fox2's Lori Pinson has the story.