Snow Storm

Winter Storm Headed For Michigan

It’s looking like a white Christmas is pretty much a sure thing in parts of northern Michigan, where a Winter Storm Warning takes effect Thursday morning.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/12/19

Oakland County Road Commission vehicles are seen at work during the 2011 winter season. (WWJ Photo, File)

Oakland County Takes The Road Less Slippery

When the heavy snow hits this winter, there will be more plows on the streets of Oakland County.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/11/26

A screen shot of the compass.waynecounty.com Web site, featuring nearly live video from a snowplow on the road.

Wayne County Road Crew Tracker To Be Tested In Expected Snowstorm

Road crews in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb Counties are ready to tackle what ever mother nature throws at them and they’re ready to test out a new system for sharing video and global positioning of their fleet.

CBS Detroit–2012/02/23

WEATHER UPDATE: Thursday, Friday Snowfall Could Top 6 Inches

WWJ-TV Chief Meteorologist Jim Madaus said the storm could bring up to about 6 inches of snow to parts of southeast Michigan by Friday afternoon.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2012/02/23

Local DTE Crews Still On East Coast

Local DTE crews are sent to the East Coast to help restore power to the over million people who lost it during the weekend’s snow storm.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/11/02

(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Wayne Co. Road Commissioner Fired After Storm

Mike Rodgers, the man who was in charge of Wayne County Roads Division during the storm that hit Detroit over the weekend, was terminated Tuesday.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/02/25

Weather, World Events Make For Long Lines At The Pumps

The threat of another major storm system moving into the metro Detroit area combined with unrest in the Middle East have created long lines at the gas pumps.

WWJ Newsradio 950–2011/02/24

Winter Headache Or Winter Wonderland?

It’s been a wild ride this winter. A boom for some businesses including snow removal crews and ski hills, but a lot of Detroiters are done. Tell us what you think …

CBS Detroit–2011/02/24