Chilly Night Ahead: Metro Detroit Braces for Cold Front
*November 14, 2025 — 11 p.m. Update*
As temperatures drop across Metro Detroit, residents are being urged to prepare for a brisk and chilly night. The 4Warn Weather team is closely monitoring the developing cold front, which is set to sweep through Southeast Michigan, bringing with it a significant chill that could impact evening plans and overnight activities.
Currently, temperatures are hovering around the mid-30s, but they are expected to plummet further as the night progresses. Wind gusts are anticipated to reach up to 20 mph, making it feel noticeably colder — potentially dipping into the upper 20s. With these frigid conditions, officials are reminding residents to dress warmly if they plan to venture outside.
The 4Warn Weather team is providing real-time updates as the weather evolves, with alerts for possible frost formation by dawn. The chilliness may also pose a risk for vulnerable populations, including the elderly and those without proper heating, prompting local shelters to extend their hours for those needing refuge from the cold.
Motorists should also exercise caution while navigating the roads tonight, as potential frost could cause slick spots and reduced visibility. Additionally, residents are encouraged to secure outdoor furniture and decorations before the wind picks up overnight.
Stay tuned for continuing coverage and updates at [ClickOnDetroit.com/weather](https://www.clickondetroit.com/weather/). The 4Warn Weather team is committed to keeping you informed during this chilly night. Whether you’re cozying up at home or braving the cold, make sure to have your winter gear ready as Metro Detroit experiences the coldest temperatures of the season thus far.
