Meet Nala!
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FOX 2 News Morning

Mild Today. Christmas Day Polar Plunge
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Temperatures are expected at least 15 degrees above normal. Highs should top out near 50 degrees under partly to mostly cloudy skies. Rain showers are possible tonight as a cold front pushes in with lots of wind. At times, winds could gust over 30 mph. Though we will start Thursday in the 30s, most of the afternoon hours will be in the 20s, so it is going to be chilly. That will set the stage for a freezing cold Christmas with highs only in the mid 20s along with a few snow showers.

Breezy and milder for Wednesday
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Rich Luterman has the forecast, which includes flirting with 50 degrees for tomorrow.

As we officially welcome winter with the solstice, a "Christmas Star" is visible!

Although some parts of the country have already experienced heavy snow and cold temperatures, winter officially arrives Monday. In this week's Weather or Not, we'll examine what the solstice and what else Monday brings.

Meet Kiki!
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FOX 2 News Weekend

Foggy Start. Afternoon Flurries
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After a foggy start this Sunday morning, expect a few flurries this afternoon. Little to no accumulation is expected. Highs should only top out in the mid to upper 30s this afternoon. Our next shot for snow moves in Monday afternoon with a clipper system out of Canada. A trace to 1 inch of snow is possible. A blast of very cold air is in our forecast by Christmas Day Friday.

Holiday Snow Possible
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Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast

Rain & Snow Showers Today
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We are expecting rain and snow showers this afternoon in Michigan. Mostly cloudy skies will prevail with highs in the mid 30s. Light accumulations are possible between 0.5" to 1". Flurries are in our forecast on Sunday. Much colder air will move in just in time for Christmas.

Winter is Coming!
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Light snow for Saturday with more chances for snow by the end of the week. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Weekend Snow Possible
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Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast