**Metro Detroit Braces for Chilly Weekend: November 14, 2025**
Metro Detroit’s weather is giving residents a taste of winter this November, as the 4Warn Weather Team predicts a significant drop in temperatures leading into the weekend. As of noon today, temperatures are hovering around a mild 45 degrees, but that is about to change.
Meteorologist Kevin Ross emphasizes that the region will experience a sharp shift, with temperatures expected to plummet into the upper 30s by Saturday. A cold front is moving in from the northwest, bringing with it frigid air that will dominate Southeast Michigan for the next several days.
Rain showers are expected to begin late Friday afternoon, transitioning to a wintry mix by evening, particularly north of Detroit. “While snow accumulation will be minimal at first, areas north of I-696 could see some slick conditions on untreated roadways,” Ross noted, advising drivers to exercise caution.
Looking ahead, Saturday will bring overcast skies with the possibility of scattered flurries — a signal that winter is indeed knocking at our door. The 4Warn Weather Team is closely monitoring the situation, ensuring that residents are updated on any significant weather-related developments.
By Sunday, temperatures will dip even further, making it a prime time for hot cocoa and cozy evenings indoors. Residents are encouraged to stay tuned for the latest updates, as the 4Warn Weather Team will provide the comprehensive forecasts that Metro Detroiters have come to trust.
For the latest weather updates and interactive radar, visit ClickOnDetroit.com/weather. Be sure to bundle up and prepare for the cold, as winter is clearly making its presence known in Southeast Michigan.
