Officials asked in a separate post that motorists drive at least 10 miles per hour below posted speed limits while snowy road conditions continue.

"Many drivers were following too closely and driving way too fast," MSP stated in a social media post. "Weather doesn’t cause crashes, drivers do."

In fact, it's the latest freeze date on record for Detroit. The latest date to reach freezing temperatures overnight was Nov. 15, set back in 1946. In 2022, we came close with a date of Nov. 13. This year, Nov. 21 looks to be the date when we finally reach the freezing point.

DETROIT - Michigan State Police reported Saturday morning there were about 150 car crashes across the metro Detroit region after heavy snow hit Michigan this Thanksgiving weekend. All the “preventable crashes” occurred within 24 hours,

Friday started with a messy morning commute and is ending with a slippery evening drive after winter weather hit the area. Check live Metro Detroit traffic conditions here:

Snow is turning Black Friday white, with weather, and police warning of temporary freeway closures and intervals of low-to-no visibility. Eastbound I-96 is currently closed at M-39 on Detroit's far west side due to a crash,

Lake-effect snow showers and cold temperatures on Friday caused problems across metro Detroit roads, leading to crashes and closures.