Michigan winter outlook: What La Niña could mean for storms, temperatures
DETROIT – The latest outlook at what winter 2020-2021 could look like in Michigan.
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Metro Detroit weather: Wet weekend brings rain, snow
As we enjoy another unseasonably mild finish, be prepared for a shocking November reality check for the second half of the weekend! And we don’t mean just cold temperatures.
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4 Fast Facts
- The Wayne County Public Health Division has issued an advisory, strongly recommending that all public, non-public and boarding schools in the county’s jurisdiction should shift to remote learning through Jan. 15, 2021. Click here to read more.
- With a vacant seat on the Grosse Pointe Park City Council following a members resignation, Darci McConnell made history being sworn in as the council’s first Black member. Click here to read more.
- A Detroit farmer is adding donuts and cider to the menu. The business is owned and operated by a local mother. Detroit Farm and Cider is tucked away near The Lodge and Webb Avenue. Click here to read more.
- Local 4 Defenders collected new, never-before-seen evidence against the 14 men accused of the terrorist plot to kidnap and possibly kill Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. Click here to read more.
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