Winter Weather

Witnesses say a man began jumping up and down on a frozen section of the Detroit River before he fell through.

The snow may be through, but inclement weather and freezing temperatures are still closing schools.

Up to 6 to 9 inches of snow is expected over the course of the next 36 hours as snowmakers push into southeast Michigan.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan will speak at 2 p.m. about the major snowfall expected for the region and potential changes for Tuesday's COVID-19 vaccinations.

Vaccines appointments for most major health departments in the area have been canceled or rescheduled due to heavy snowfall and disrupted travel.

A Winter Storm Warning is in place for most of southeast Michigan and we could see between 6 and 9 inches of snow by the time this snow storm is done, the most snow we've seen in a single storm in three years.

Schools across southeast Michigan could be closed on Tuesday, February 16th as another snowmaker makes its way into the area and a winter weather advisory is issued.

Schools across southeast Michigan could be closed on Monday, February 15th as a snowmaker makes its way into the area and a winter weather advisory is issued.

Travel on Burnette Street in Detroit is a struggle these days as a water main break that spilled water onto the road completely froze the pavement. One woman's car was literally stuck to the ground.

Not everyone has the fortune of a shelter and a hot meal during this brutal cold but the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries is still making it happen, even during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A 9-year-old boy was airlifted to Children's hospital after being injured while being pulled on a sled by his father and hitting a parked car.

Freezing temperatures in Metro Detroit are here to stay this week with wind chill pushing conditions below-zero in some places.

A few inches of snow will precede some brutal cold throughout Southeast Michigan on Friday.