Sunday won’t be warm like some days next week. We will start the next phase of the big meltdown. Sunday should warm well into the 40s for at least the southern half of Lower Michigan. We will take a quiet weather weekend. Don’t expect anything notable, and that includes no strong wind gusts.

A powerful low-pressure system is sweeping through West Michigan today, bringing a wild mix of strong winds, temperature swings, rain, and lake-effect snow.

The winter season of 2024-2025 trended cooler than average with near-normal snowfall amounts. We break down the numbers.

The National Weather Service is predicting warming temperatures in Michigan into next week. Areas could see rain and snow this week.

The next round of accumulating snow will arrive late tonight into Friday for parts (but not all) of Northern Michigan transitioning to lake effect into Friday n

Winter storm to move in Friday, bringing heavy snow chances especially to the Northern and Eastern U.P. -- whiteouts possible throughout.

It's been a long winter for much of the United States, with cold and snow common in many places for months. Now that the February frenzy is over, with the last winter storm in a series exiting the coast Friday,

Around Yosemite National Park, warnings are in place between 10 p.m. PST on Saturday and 10 p.m. PST on Monday, with wind gusts of up to 50 miles per hour and snow accumulations of up to 14 inches at the highest elevations. In this area, roads could become hazardous and travel "very difficult to impossible."

In early December, towns in the United States along the five Great Lakes were buried in snow. Parts of upstate New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan saw nearly 1.2 metres of lake-effect snow.

Lake Erie's devastating lake-effect snow storms can smother communities with collapsed roofs and impassable roads. Could these storms get worse?