🌨️ GOLD STANDARD SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT – November 10, 2025, 8:50 AM 🌨️ Location: Northeast Metro Detroit – From Port Austin to Port Huron A narrow band of snow showers is moving through the area this morning. Expect brief reductions in visibility and slippery travel conditions as temperatures remain in the low to mid-20s. A quick half inch of accumulation is possible in some spots before the activity tapers off. Motorists should use caution during the morning commute—roads may become slick

Check out the intense lake effect snow over Lake Michigan tonight, spiraling around a mesolow. The air aloft is incredibly cold for this early in the season. The remarkable temperature difference between the relatively warm water and cold aloft fuels the spiraling bands of snow evident on radar. | Meteorologist Eric Snitil

November 18, 2025 – 7:40 PM Gold Standard Radar Analysis – Southeast Michigan Snow showers and a light wintry mix have now pushed into Southeast Michigan this evening. Areas around Saginaw, Flint, Lapeer, Washington Township, Port Huron, Romeo, and down through the I-69 corridor can expect reduced visibility and minor slushy accumulation, potentially up to a half-inch in spots. Temperatures are sitting just above freezing, but roads may still become slick, especially on bridges, overpasses, and