Detroit, MI – Snowfall in the Detroit area reached nearly three times its normal November amount in 2025, bringing an unusually snowy start to the colder season across southeastern Michigan.
According to National Weather Service climate statistics, Detroit recorded 5.9 inches of snow during November 2025, compared with a normal monthly total of approximately 1.9 inches. The difference placed snowfall 4.0 inches above normal, or roughly 211% higher than the typical amount.
The report also documented a daily snow-depth record during the month, alongside several periods of freezing temperatures…