A few snowflakes, strong wind gusts and below average temperatures stick around for Saturday

Rain and snow showers are expected across Metro Detroit for the end of the weekend on Sunday

A mixed bag of precipitation including snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain are all possible to start next week

Brace yourselves for winter weather challenges.

Our first shoveable snowfall is on the way to Metro Detroit, and the winter weather sticks around into the start of next week as well...

Temperatures running below average all weekend before the snow shovels will need to come out on by the end of the weekend

The City of Ann Arbor is sharing real-time branch collection data with residents.

Another winter system will move through the region over the next few days bringing more snow to Metro Detroit

Ann Arbor officials warn the public that road conditions are extremely dangerous within the city limits.

Students at over 100 Metro Detroit schools will be released early and/or will not be participating in evening activities on Friday due to an incoming snowstorm that could cause dangerous driving conditions in the afternoon.

All AAPS after school activities have been canceled for the day due to anticipated heavy snow.

The city will offer a limited collection of tree debris to residents starting on March 6.

The Northside Community Center at 809 Taylor St. will be open from 8 p.m. on Sunday to 10 a.m. on Monday.

Two locations will keep their doors open through the weekend for community members without power.

More than half of Ann Arbor Public Schools buildings were without power on Thursday afternoon.

U-M head football coach Jim Harbaugh lent a hand to a police officer in the middle of an ice storm on Wednesday night.

AAPS will close for a second day as an ice storm hits the area.

There are steps you can take to prepare for power outages during the winter and stay warm and safe.

AAPS has canceled all school activities ahead of Wednesday's anticipated ice storm.

A mixed bag of precipitation including snow, sleet, freezing rain and rain looks to be possible by the middle of the week.

An active weather pattern returns to the region for majority of the next week across Metro Detroit.

An active weather pattern moves into the forecast for the middle of next week, as we will see a few disturbances roll through the region.

Slick roads following overnight precipitation reason for AAPS closure, says district.

The dry weather continues for the next few days before rain chances move back into the region with windy conditions by the middle of the week

After most of the region, saw a little bit of wintry weather overnight on Saturday and early Sunday morning, we’ve got the cloud cover around for most of Sunday with cold temperatures as well.

Ann Arbor Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday, Jan. 25.

After one round of snow moves out today, another one moves in with the chance for even more accumulation heading into the middle of the week

The dry weather comes to an end with our first weather system bringing rain to the region for Monday and Tuesday

After a dreary end to last week, we get some much needed sunshine working into the area heading into the weekend

After a soggy end of the week, with rain showers and plenty of cloud cover, we are keeping a chance of a light wintry mix of rain and snow showers into the forecast through the early morning hours on Saturday.

A light wintry mix will move through the region for the first half of the day before the clouds stick around with temperatures in the 40s

The rain will continue as we end the year, but a light wintry mix is possible as we celebrate the beginning of the New Year

A Michigan State Police trooper was injured in Detroit on Saturday night after a driver failed to move over for a three-car crash, lost control of his vehicle and pushed one of the crashed cars into the trooper.

Christmas weekend started bitterly cold, with blowing snow and lots of icy roads, but it didn't matter as everybody was out shopping and eating.

The winter snowstorm made for a chaotic Christmas weekend at Detroit Metro Airport as airlines canceled around 40% of flights before the day even started.

The pre-Christmas winter storm was unusual for residents in Michigan because of the cold temperatures and the wind.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has activated the State Emergency Operations Center in response to the pre-Christmas snowstorm.

Strong winds are blowing through Metro Detroit and creating dangerous wind chills that feel sub-zero.

The video coming out of west Michigan was ugly, which is why the Michigan State Police is on standby with extra troopers ready to go if needed.

Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams cut the season short due to the winter snowstorm that is headed for southeast Michigan.

The winter storm has impacted SMART services in Metro Detroit as blowing, drifting snow, wind, and ice look to accumulate across the region.

First responders in Macomb County have access to over 300 high-tech cameras to monitor conditions during the incoming winter storm.

Stores would have been crazy busy this week anyway, but when you add in what looks like a nasty winter storm, the rush was on.

The next few days are set to be the busiest travel days of the year, and now, with the winter storm approaching, travelers at Detroit Metro Airport are scrambling to arrange last-minute plans before it hits.

If you're hitting the roads during the upcoming storms, you will need a survival kit to stay safe while driving in blizzard-like conditions.

A dangerous pre-Christmas storm is approaching Michigan and the storm has the potential to cause power outages.

A winter storm is approaching Michigan, and the snow, cold temperatures, gusting winds and potential ice are just as dangerous for our fuzzy friends as they are for us.

Officials are recommending Michigan residents take steps to prepare themselves and their homes as a pre-Christmas winter storm approaches.

It will feel like December as we work through the first part of the weekend with gusty winds and snowflakes for most areas of Metro Detroit.

The cloudy skies and cold temperatures will stick around for the start of the work week before a stronger system moves into the region

The last round of winter weather has moved out of the region, but we do have more winter weather on the way for the second half of next week

Some of us could see a light wintry mix overnight tonight, but a stronger system moves in for the second half of next week

For the start of the weekend on Saturday, expect cloudy skies to stick around, with chilly temperatures. High temperatures heading for the lower 40s by Saturday afternoon.

More seasonal drivers are needed to maintain 598 lane miles of state highways and 1,649 miles of road within Washtenaw County.

Rain clouds have moved into Metro Detroit overnight and into this morning, bringing some much needed rainfall into our forecast.

After a nice end to the week, dry weather continues for Saturday before some much needed rainfall moves into the region for the end of the weekend

We'll keep a few snow flurries in the forecast for Sunday, but the cold temperatures remain before warmer weather moves into the region

Winter is still about a month away, but it’s making an early appearance this weekend with some more snow that will add up, and a blast of cold temperatures and gusty winds.

Cold, windy and a little more snow is going to be the name of the game this weekend.

Some sunshine is forecast for the beginning of the week before wintry weather returns with a light snow accumulation possible by Wednesday Morning

Some sunshine moves back into the region for the end of the weekend before an active forecast next week with multiple chances for wintry weather

After most of the region saw some snow showers on Saturday, drier weather moves in for the end of the weekend before more winter weather heads our way next week

Much colder temperatures work into the region for the weekend with the chance of some rain showers and snow showers

The Road Commission for Oakland County wants to hire part-time drivers seasonal drivers to assist full-time drivers during their winter duties

Up to five inches of snow is expected on Monday in Southeast Michigan, as winter refuses to leave us be.

We will start the morning drive on the dry side but it’s a matter of time before the moisture makes its way to Metro Detroit. Temperatures are in the lower 30s with wind chills in the mid to upper 20s.

A winter storm warning is in effect for Metro Detroit through Friday morning due to a possible 4-8 inches -- possibly more -- of snow and ice.

Shoveling snow is stressful on your heart, your blood pressure and your heart rate.

Another winter storm is in the forecast, but it comes with its own set of unique challenges.

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for most of Southeast Michigan on Sunday with 2-4 inches of snow possible on Super Bowl Sunday.

On top of dealing with the snow on roads, crews in Ann Arbor also have to fix a water main break.

Snow has been falling in Mount Clemens at a rate of around an inch per hour.

A winter storm warning is in effect through Thursday and snow is continuously falling and building up across Metro Detroit.

A winter storm warning is in effect through Thursday and snow is continuously falling and building up across Metro Detroit.

With all of the snow and ice that has been seen Wednesday (Feb. 2) also come often trips to the emergency room for preventable injuries.

So, how are people in Oakland County faring during the storm?

A winter storm warning is in effect across Metro Detroit and Local 4 is tracking measurable snow.

The strength of the winter storm moving across Southeast Michigan varies by location.

It’s all hands on deck in Wayne County as crews work to keep the roads clear so driver’s can get around safely.

Several communities across Southeast Michigan have issued snow emergencies as a major winter storm approaches.

Crews in Wayne County were filling trucks with salt before they head out onto the roads during the February 2022 snowstorm.

Dispatchers and road crews in Macomb County are working together to keep the roads as clear as possible during the major February 2022 snowstorm.

A winter storm warning is in effect across Metro Detroit and Local 4 is tracking measurable snow.

Unless you’re new to Michigan, snow shouldn’t be a big surprise -- even in large amounts.

We are fortunate to have some mild air moving into Metro Detroit as you head out and about into temperatures in the low and middle 20s on Tuesday morning.

It’s going to be rough on the roads later this week as forecasters expect a massive two day snow event.

Snow showers are replaced by frigid air as we go from this evening to the overnight hours.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

Northern Michigan is bracing for its first big snow of the season, with severe weather warnings in effect throughout the area.

Snow is falling at the best time for a weekday.