Central and western areas in Chippewa county, from Grand Marais to Sault Ste. Marie, remain under a winter storm warning until Thursday afternoon, Dec. 4. Weather officials expect 2-4 additional inches (6 inches in total) of snow with 30 mph wind gusts. The heaviest snow will fall near Sault Ste. Marie and Whitefish Point.

Even on a sunny Thursday, temperatures struggled to reach the 20s, with much of the area in the teens. And temperatures are expected to plunge even further overnight into Friday morning. Low temps will likely fall into the single digits overnight, while wind chills likely drop below zero.

Officially, winter doesn't start for another two-and-a-half weeks. But the first week of December is proving to be one of the coldest that Michigan has had in a while

Counties all over Michigan are under winter weather advisories and winter storm watches starting Saturday, Nov. 29.

A Michigan winter storm could bring up to 20 inches of snow to parts of the state, say National Weather Service snowfall accumulation predictions.

Viewers sent in their photos and video of snow after this weekend's winter storm. (Nov. 30, 2025) You can share your own photos at: woodtv.com/reportit

Winter weather is here in Michigan, and cold, snowy mornings are officially a regular part of the season. Find snowfall totals by address using this feature.

The National Weather Service in Marquette has issued winter storm and gale watches for the Upper Peninsula. See projections by region.