Detroit, MI
Detroit, Ann Arbor Forecast: Frigid conditions, sub-zero wind chills ahead
DETROT – The next chance of widespread and accumulating snow showers for Detroit, Ann Arbor and the rest of the Southeast Michigan region will be tonight into Monday. One to 3 inches of snow is forecast across this area.
But the more dangerous parts of the forecast are the blustery winds and very cold air. The incoming snow plus the winds gusting into the 30 to 40 mph range will create low visibility on the roads, making driving dangerous in some areas. They could also trigger snow squall conditions and whiteouts.
The Arctic-cold level air will lead to sub-zero wind chills, too. This will make it dangerous for people to be outside, even for short periods, with hands and faces exposed to the air. Children and older people are especially susceptible. Outdoor pets should be brought inside.
“Sub-zero wind chills are expected Monday through Tuesday as arctic air and gusty winds work through the area,” the National Weather Service meteorologists in Detroit said. “The lowest wind chills will occur Monday night and Tuesday morning, falling as low as around -15F.”
Here are the forecast highlights from the National Weather Service office in Detroit:
Michigan is bracing for a multi-day bout of bitter cold and snow as Arctic air settles over the region, bringing dangerous wind chills and hazardous travel conditions through at least midweek.
The first wave of very cold air arrived overnight, pushing dewpoints into the single digits across southern Michigan. While snow showers weakened through the early morning, overcast skies are expected to persist today with temperatures only reaching the low to mid 20s.
Another round of widespread snow is expected to begin tonight. Forecasters anticipate 1 to 2 inches of accumulation overnight as a weather system moves through the area. The main Arctic front will sweep through before Monday morning.
Monday will bring lake effect snow along with strong winds. Snow bands are expected to develop between I-94 and M-59 during the afternoon. Wind gusts could reach 30 to 40 mph, creating blowing and drifting snow conditions along with potential snow squalls. Snow totals Monday will vary depending on the location of the lake effect band, with most areas seeing 0.5 to 1 inch and locally higher amounts possible in the heaviest bands.
The dangerous cold will be the primary concern through the first half of the week. Temperatures will remain in the teens Monday and Tuesday, dropping to around 0 degrees Monday night. With the winds, wind chill values will be at or below 0 degrees for much of this period.
Monday night poses the greatest risk for dangerous wind chills. Areas near the Thumb and the Ohio border could see wind chills in the negative teens. Areas around M-59 may experience slightly warmer wind chill values between -10 and -5 degrees due to lingering lake effect clouds.
A brief warmup is expected Wednesday with temperatures returning to around 30 degrees. However, the relief will be short-lived as another weather system is already targeting the area for Wednesday, bringing another round of snow.
Michigan State is looking to the Motor City for its next commitment.
Multiple reports on Saturday indicated that the Spartans have set up an official visit with Martin Luther King (Mich.) athlete Don Spillers III. The visit to East Lansing is set for May 29-31 and will be the first in a string of official visits for Spillers. He’s also got reported trips to Illinois (June 5-7) and Louisville (June 12-14) scheduled.
Fast Facts on Spillers
Spillers, listed at 6’2″ and 195 pounds, is a 3-star recruit ranked 848th overall in the class of 2027 on the 247Sports Composite. He’s listed as an athlete on 247Sports, but as a wide receiver on Rivals. It looked like MSU and Courtney Hawkins wanted him as a receiver for a while, but safety seems to be the spot where Michigan State wants him now. That would make his position coach James Adams.
The Spartans seem to be considered in the lead right now. MSU has two expert predictions in its favor submitted on Rivals, one of which was submitted as recently as Friday. Rivals’ RPM metric has Michigan State at the very top, holding a comfortable lead at 94.2%. Besides Illinois and Louisville, Spillers’ other notable offers include Michigan, Maryland, Missouri, Pitt, and Purdue.
More Info, Potential Fit at MSU
Next weekend will not be the first time Spillers will be on campus. He visited East Lansing while spring practices were going on and also showed up at MSU a few times during the Jonathan Smith era. The retentions of both Hawkins and Adams by new head coach Pat Fitzgerald have allowed mutual interest to remain.
If Spillers ends up committing to the Spartans as a safety, he’d be the second player at the position to join the 2027 recruiting class. The first was 3-star St. Peter’s Prep (N.J.) prospect Ty’ire Clark. He committed back on April 4 and is ranked 1,280th overall in the class.
There should be room for multiple safeties in the 2027 recruiting class. Michigan State has three players at the spot whose eligibility is expected to expire after this fall: Nikai Martinez, Aveon Grose, and Michael Richard.
A few other names are also on MSU’s recruiting board. The Spartans have three predictions in their favor for Dakota (Mich.) prospect Elijah Goins. He’s ranked 973rd overall in the class of ’27 in the Rivals Industry Rankings and has a reported official visit scheduled with Michigan State for June 19-21.
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Metro Detroit veterans charity pleads for end to donation bin vandalism across metro area
CLINTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WXYZ) — Officials with the Veterans and America First Foundation are speaking out after for their donation bins were vandalized.
The organization, based in Clinton Township, collects clothing donations through bins placed throughout metro Detroit to support veterans and others in need with clothes, food and housing.
Bins located on West Vernor Highway near Military Street in Detroit were among the latest to be hit.
Paul Dehem, director and founder of Veterans and America First Foundation, learned about the damage on Saturday after Aiman Kawas, who is in charge of servicing the bins, discovered they had been damaged.
Dehem said the vandalism occurred within a narrow window.
“It happened sometime between Wednesday and Friday,” Dehem said.
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“It’s just disheartening,” Dehem said.
Kawas said the West Vernor Highway incident is far from isolated.
“I was disappointed, of course this is not our first time being vandalized,” Kawas said.
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“We have lost over 70 bins to vandalism or theft, the actual bin disappears… they take it completely,” Kawas said.
Jason Beddow, director of development for Veterans and America First Foundation, said each bin costs about $1,000 to replace.
“The vets are missing out on their charity and donations from those bins and it’s just a real shame,” Beddow said.
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Meanwhile, Dehem said he hopes those responsible will consider who is truly harmed by the destruction.
“We have a mission and it’s for the veterans,” Dehem said. “It’s not for profit, we’re just trying to make things work and help people.”
Anyone with information about who is vandalizing the bins, or surveillance video, is asked to contact Detroit police.
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A 17-year-old has been charged in a nonfatal ‘teen takeover’ shooting.
The Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office charged 17‑year‑old Ramon Javon Perez Smith of Detroit in connection with the non‑fatal shooting of a 14‑year‑old Detroit male. Prosecutor Kym Worthy confirmed that Smith will be tried as an adult.
Smith is charged with assault with intent to murder, assault with intent to do great bodily harm, felonious assault, carrying a concealed weapon, and three counts of felony firearm.
He was arraigned Saturday and given a $500,000 cash bond, along with a GPS tether, house arrest, and an order barring contact with the victim or any witnesses. A bond re‑determination hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, May 27, 2026, before Judge McConico.
Another teen was also charged in the shooting that happened in downtown Detroit during the “teen takeover” event.
The preliminary hearing for a 16-year old from Detroit was held Tuesday on charges of carrying a concealed weapon. He received a $4,000 bond with house arrest.
He was also ordered not to possess any firearms or illegal substances. A pre-trial hearing is scheduled for July 2.
Detroit police were called to the 1300 block of Farmer Street around 9:37 p.m. on May 17, after reports of a shooting. Officers arrived to find the teenage victim with a gunshot wound to the chest. Medics transported him to a nearby hospital where he received emergency treatment and is expected to survive.
According to investigators, Smith was involved in a physical altercation with a group that included the victim. Prosecutors allege that Smith pulled out a handgun and fired multiple shots into the group, hitting the 14‑year‑old before fleeing the scene. Detroit police arrested Smith shortly afterward.
“We are thankful that the 14‑year‑old victim received immediate medical care and will survive this traumatic event,” Prosecutor Worthy said in the release.
mjohnson@detroitnews.com
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