**Metro Detroit Weather Update: November 11, 2025**
*By the 4Warn Weather Team*
As the sun sets over Metro Detroit this chilly November evening, the 4Warn Weather Team is actively tracking significant weather developments affecting Southeast Michigan. With temperatures dropping, residents should brace for a particularly frigid night ahead.
Currently, temperatures across the region are hovering around the mid-30s, but a notable cold front is pushing through, which could bring even cooler air overnight. Expect lows to dip into the upper 20s, prompting frost advisories in several counties.
In addition to the dropping temperatures, the 4Warn team is monitoring a system that could bring scattered snow showers late tonight into early tomorrow morning. While accumulation is expected to be minimal—ranging from a dusting to no more than an inch—drivers should remain cautious on roadways, as slick spots may develop in some areas.
Moreover, winds are anticipated to pick up, adding an extra bite to the air and creating a wind chill that could make it feel like the teens in the early hours of Wednesday. Residents are advised to bundle up and prepare for brisk conditions if venturing outside.
Looking ahead, tomorrow’s forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a high near 40 degrees. While the potential for more snow exists later in the week, our meteorologists are keeping a close eye on the trajectory of this system.
Stay updated with the 4Warn Weather Team for the latest alerts and forecasts, ensuring you are well-prepared for whatever Mother Nature has in store. For the most updated information, visit [ClickOnDetroit](https://www.clickondetroit.com/weather/), and keep safe during this frosty spell!
