Weather

Because the limit of school cancellation days are capped for districts, there comes a time when extending the semester to hit the required number of in-class days comes into play.

The expected temperatures will be cold, but the bigger concern heading into Friday morning is the wind chill.

Negative wind chills are still in place in Metro Detroit, with the feel-like temp forecasted to bottom out between 10 and 15 below zero tomorrow morning.

Some neighbors in Livonia on Wednesday night are wishing that the snow plow had plowed a little less, specifically, that it hadn’t plowed down their mailboxes.

The crossing is made of ice, marked by trees, and is open to snow mobiles, cross-country skiers, and even snow shoes.

A water main break in Sterling Heights has left around 30-40 homes without water.

Wednesday morning starts with negative wind chills in Metro Detroit.

Icy and snowy conditions are leading to more crashes on the roads, which means more trips to the repair shop and an emptier wallet.

Many homeowners don't pay attention when they see something as normal as icicles hanging from their gutters. But they can also be signs of trouble for your roof as it means there may be a sheet of ice damaging your home.

The Detroit Water and Sewerage Department said that dozens of water main breaks have been reported around the city.

Though a Cold Weather Advisory expires at 10 a.m., Metro Detroit won't get much relief from the bitter temperatures today.

Multiple streets in Detroit are icy messes early Tuesday after water main breaks flooded the roads and quickly froze.