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Good Tuesday morning!

November has arrived, and with it comes a winter weather advisory for parts of Up North Michigan.

Residents in Detroit will be asked on the November ballot whether they want to change a specific section of the city charter. The ballot language approved by a Wayne County judge Friday afternoon asks voters a yes or no question.

DETROIT – After weeks of delays the statewide audits of the November election have been released. According to Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson the results of 250 audits confirm the results were accurate. DETAILS: Michigan SOS: More than 250 audits confirm accuracy, integrity of state’s 2020 electionCounty, city and township clerks around the state participated in the auditing process. It is time for leaders across the political spectrum to tell their constituents the truth, that our election was the most secure in history, and the results accurately reflect the will of Michigan’s voters.”Michigan garnered national headlines after former President Donald Trump made false claims about election results in Detroit. Trump and other Republicans called for a recount of election results in key battleground states including Michigan.

DETROIT – A powdery trace to two or more inches of snow will fall by the end of breakfast Sunday morning. Track the live radar in the video player above. Have a smart TV? Watch the weather radar on your TVIf you have a smart TV (Apple, Roku, etc. ), you can go to the WDIV Local 4 Detroit channel and stream the live weather radar right there on your TV.

DETROIT – Snow is headed for Metro Detroit once again. Track live radar in the video player above. Have a smart TV? Watch the weather radar on your TVIf you have a smart TV (Apple, Roku, etc. ), you can go to the WDIV Local 4 Detroit channel and stream the live weather radar right there on your TV.

Snowfall totals expectedAs far as total snowfall is concerned, there will be a steady gradient of diminishing snow totals from east to west. Here’s how I see those totals breaking down:The far east side should receive 2 to 4 inches of total snow. Remember that the Local4Casters weather app has everything you need to prepare you for the two days ahead -- including live radar and a road conditions product. If you’re one of the few who doesn’t have the nation’s best weather app, what are you waiting for? Highs will generally be near 40 degrees (4 to 5 degrees Celsius), with lows generally in the mid to upper 20s (-4 to -2 degrees Celsius).

DETROIT – We could see our fourth straight day of record high temperatures in Metro Detroit on this mild Tuesday. Clouds will be pouring in this morning, and the southerly breezes wills start to increase throughout the morning and afternoon. SUNRISE: 7:18 AMToday’s afternoon Record High in Detroit is only 68F, and we may be near that mark by lunchtime. SUNSET: 5:16 PMA cold front will be racing through Metro Detroit after midnight, or early Wednesday morning with rain and isolated thundershowers. Remember, the Local4Casters app is always your best weapon and tool when preparing for our crazy, changing weather, and it’s free!

DETROIT – It’s official: today’s high of 71 degrees (21.5 degrees Celsius) broke our old record of 70 degrees (21 degrees Celsius), which was set way back in 1916. And we’ll be close to the next three days' record highs! Expect mostly sunny skies Sunday, with highs near 70 degrees (21 degrees Celsius). Mostly clear Sunday night, with lows in the low 50s (10 to 11 degrees Celsius). Temps will probably drop into the mid 50s (13 degrees Celsius) and hold steady until after the front comes through.

DETROIT – I’ve been telling you for over a week now to start planning for an unusually beautiful November weekend, and it’s now here. Expect mostly sunny skies both today and Sunday, with highs of 70 degrees (21 degrees Celsius) both days. Saturday night’s low will be in the mid 40s to near 50 degrees (8 to 10 degrees Celsius). Mostly clear Sunday night, with lows in the low 50s (10 to 11 degrees Celsius). Temps will probably drop into the mid 50s (13 degrees Celsius) and hold steady until after the front comes through.

We have very mild temps around all of Metro Detroit as you head out to temps in the upper 40s and mainly 50s. SUNRISE: 7:12 AMWe have a shot at a record high today, and the clouds will be the ultimate variable in whether we get there or not. If we had a little more afternoon sun, these warming winds SW 5-15 mph would help us warm into the 70s and the record high today is 74F. We have better chances of record high temps into your weekend as a sign of the warming trend sticking around. Saturday sunshine will bring highs to near 70F and a chance to tie or break the record high which is only 70F.

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DETROIT – We are waking up to chilly temps in the 20s and a stiff breeze still, which means some blowing snow is possible in spots. SUNRISE: 7:08 AMToday is the last of the noticeably colder days for the rest of the week as we battle through mostly cloudy skies through the morning hours. Skies will become partly cloudy through the afternoon, but highs will only get into the mid and upper 40s. Thursday may be a bit more cloud filled with low to mid 60s still in sight as we stay dry. There won’t be any meaningful weather makers heading into SE Lower Michigan and Southern Ontario for a week or longer.

Tell us what you need to know to feel confident about voting your entire November ballot, from national to local races and issues. What do you need before it’s time for you to submit your ballot? Is there one candidate or one issue that you feel you need to be better informed about? Is there something you think we need to investigate and cover better? Please let us know:Decision 2020: Complete coverageMore: Voting by mail in Michigan for 2020 General Election: What to know

DETROIT – A community group launched a campaign Saturday against Proposition N.While most Detroiters want to see blight removed from their city, a new bond has some uneasy. The group Call 'Em Out is trying to get residents to vote against the new bond set to be on the ballot in November. “They have double bookings, they have mismanaged money, they have paid vendors who were not on the approved vendors list,” Agnes Hitchcock said. Hollier lives in Detroit and said his neighborhood has blight too. “They haven’t worked in the past and that’s why it’s so important for us to get it right now,” Hollier said.