(WXYZ) — A winter storm is expected to pound metro Detroit overnight Friday into Saturday, with 5-9 inches of snow possible across the area.
The 7-9 inches of snow is expected for the immediate metro area.
Ahead of the storm, some cities across metro Detroit are declaring snow emergencies. We'll post those cities below, and update it every time a new city declares.
Stay with WXYZ.com and 7 Action News on air, online and on Facebook and Twitter for updates throughout the storm.
- Auburn Hills - Midnight Saturday through 12 p.m. Sunday
- Berkley - 10 p.m. Friday through all day Saturday
- Beverly Hills - 11:00 p.m. Friday
- Brownstown - 11 p.m. Saturday until further notice
- Canton - 9 a.m. Saturday through noon Sunday
- Center Line - 10 p.m. Friday until 10 p.m. Saturday
- Clawson - effective immediately until further notice
- Dearborn - 9 p.m. Friday until further notice
- Eastpointe - 8 a.m. Saturday until further notice
- Ferndale - Begins at 8 a.m. Saturday
- Flat Rock - Midnight Friday to midnight Saturday
- Garden City - Begins at 10 p.m. Friday
- Harper Woods - Begins 11 p.m. Friday
- Hazel Park - LIFTED
- Inkster - Saturday through Sunday today
- Lincoln Park - Friday night through 8 p.m. Saturday
- Madison Heights - 7 a.m. Saturday
- Oak Park - 6 a.m. Saturday through 12 p.m. Sunday
- Plymouth - 3 a.m. Saturday until further notice
- Riverview - 9:00 p.m. Friday until further notice
- Romulus - 8 p.m. Friday until further notice
- Royal Oak - 7 a.m. Saturday until further notice
- St. Clair Shores - Midnight Saturday
- Taylor - midnight Saturday through 12 p.m. Sunday
- Trenton - effective immediately until further notice
- Warren - 10 p.m. Friday until further notice
- Wayne - 1:00p.m. Saturday until further notice
- Westland - effective immediately until further notice
- Wyandotte - Midnight Saturday
