**Metro Detroit Weather Update: November 12, 2025 – Stormy Skies Ahead**
*Metro Detroit, MI* – As night falls over Southeast Michigan, the 4Warn Weather Team is diligently monitoring the skies for significant weather developments. With cold fronts moving in from the west, residents should brace themselves for potential storms that may impact their evening plans.
Earlier today, temperatures hovered in the low 40s, typical for this time of year, but that warmth is about to be replaced by frigid winds as the evening progresses. Current radar shows scattered rain showers across the region, with more substantial precipitation expected through the night. As the temperatures dip, there’s a chance some of this rain could mix with sleet or even snow in the early hours of Wednesday.
“While it’s not unusual for us to see a wintry mix in November, this system has the potential to bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds,” said 4Warn Meteorologist Karen Thompson during her recent broadcast. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and stay tuned for any weather alerts that may be issued overnight. Flash flooding remains a concern, especially in low-lying areas and near rivers.
Tomorrow’s forecast brings additional challenges with high temperatures struggling to reach the mid-30s. Overnight conditions may lead to icy patches on roads, creating hazardous driving conditions for the morning commute. The 4Warn Weather Team urges everyone to take precautions, particularly if heading out early.
For ongoing updates, residents are encouraged to visit ClickOnDetroit.com/weather, where you can find the latest alerts, forecasts, and safety tips as this unpredictable weather pattern unfolds. Stay safe, Metro Detroit!
