Charles Richardson+FollowMetro Detroit braces for deep freeze: School closings updateArctic air is sweeping into metro Detroit, bringing the coldest temperatures of the season and forcing many schools to close this Friday. With wind chills expected to plummet as low as -25°F early Saturday, a Cold Weather Advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. Saturday. Highs will barely reach the single digits, and overnight lows could dip well below zero. For families, this means a sudden change in plans—check the latest school closure lists and stay safe indoors. How are you planning to keep warm and keep the kids busy during this deep freeze? #Education #DetroitWeather #SchoolClosings00Share
Joseph Bradley+FollowDetroit’s deep freeze: Protect your heart and healthSingle-digit temps in Detroit aren’t just uncomfortable—they can be dangerous, especially for folks with heart or lung issues. Doctors at DMC Sinai are seeing more people come in with heart attacks after shoveling snow or just being outside too long. When it’s this cold, your body pulls heat to your core, leaving fingers, toes, and even your nose at risk for frostbite. Layer up from head to toe, keep socks dry, and don’t forget to cover your nose! How are you staying safe and warm this week? Share your tips below—let’s look out for each other! #Health #BodyHealth #DetroitWeather20Share
Courtney Williams+FollowDetroit’s deep freeze: What parents need to knowDetroit’s bitter cold snap is more than just uncomfortable—it’s a real health risk, especially for kids waiting at bus stops. Hypothermia can set in fast, with early signs like shivering, clumsiness, or confusion. If someone’s skin turns white or blue-gray, or they can’t feel their fingers or toes, frostbite might be setting in. Even just 10 minutes outside when wind chills drop below –19°F can be dangerous. Layer up with hats, mittens, and boots, and keep an eye on the wind chill before sending kids out. How are you keeping your family safe during this cold spell? #Health #BodyHealth #DetroitWeather00Share
michele24+FollowChristina Burkhart returns to Detroit TVChristina Burkhart, a familiar face from ABC 12 in Flint, is making a big comeback to Detroit as the newest meteorologist at WDIV. For many in Southeast Michigan, it feels like welcoming a neighbor back home—especially since Christina started her career interning at WDIV. The outpouring of support online shows just how much local viewers value seeing someone who truly knows Michigan weather. What do you think makes a great local meteorologist? And which other familiar faces would you love to see back on your screen? #Entertainment #DetroitWeather #MichiganProud00Share
Sean Clark+FollowDetroit’s slush is about to freeze solidMetro Detroiters, if you haven’t shoveled your driveway or sidewalk yet, now’s the time—before all that heavy, wet slush turns into a sheet of ice as temps drop below freezing. The roads are a mess, but salt trucks are out, so main routes should improve. For your own walkway, grab a shovel (or broom if it’s light) and take it easy—this snow is dense and can be tough on your heart. Dress in layers, cover your face, and take breaks. What’s your go-to trick for making shoveling safer or easier? Let’s swap tips before the big freeze sets in! #Transportation #DetroitWeather #SnowDay00Share
