Winter Forecast: Not as Cold, Not as Snowy
National Weather Service expects warmer than normal season in Detroit
The National Weather Service's Detroit forecast office is in White Lake Township.
The last two winters have been among the coldest on record in Detroit. But forecasters are predicting this winter will be warmer than normal. The National Weather Service’s winter outlook is also calling for less snow than usual. Meteorologist Rich Pollman at the NWS office in White Lake tells WDET’s Pat Batcheller what’s considered a “normal” winter and how much warmer he expects this season to be. Click on the audio player above to hear the conversation.
Here are lists of the coldest and warmest winters in Detroit, and the snowiest.
Check out the National Weather Service’s 2015-16 winter outlook below:
National Weather Service Winter Outlook 2015-16
