MICHIGANCoping with the deep freeze in MichiganThe Detroit NewsTemperatures rose above zero Friday, but things were still extremely frigid as commuters cross Fort Street in downtown Detroit around 5 p.m. with temperatures hovering around 10-degrees on Friday, February 1, 2019.John T. Greilick, The Detroit NewsXiao England of Rochester skateboards with her dog Freyja around Rochester Municipal Park. "She was getting bored being inside so I thought, why not" comments England about skating boarding with her dog Frejya on a sunny yet still freezing Friday afternoon. After several days of sub-zero temperatures, people are getting outside to enjoy the above zero temperatures on a sunny Friday after noon in Rochester, Michigan on February 1, 2019.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsXiao England of Rochester and her dog Freyja took a walk with Freyja on a leash and England on a skateboard around Rochester Municipal Park as the weather warmed up above freezing and the sun came out.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsTemperatures rose above zero Friday, but things were still extremely frigid as commuters cross Fort Street in downtown Detroit around 5 p.m. with temperatures hovering around 10-degrees on Friday.John T. Greilick, The Detroit NewsKyle Stewart plows through drifted snow while trying to clear a sidewalk outside a Lansing-area shopping mall on Thursday, January 31, 2019. The walks had been cleared recently, but blowing and drifting quickly closed them again.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsKyle Stewart plows through drifted snow while trying to clear a sidewalk outside a Lansing-area shopping mall Thursday.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsWhen asked if she's gonna continue shoveling, Sandra Campos says with authority, "give me a minute, I'm taking a break, I'm 80-years-old," before continuing to shovel out the mailboxes at her residence on Lake Orion near the Indianwood Golf and Country Club's 'Old Course,' (established in 1925.)Todd McInturf, The Detroit NewsIce crystals form on window glass at a home in Grosse Pointe Woods as the air temperature dropped to 11-degrees-below-zero Thursday morning, January 31, 2019. The wind-chill factor dipped to a dangerously cold 31-degrees-below-zero.John T. Greilick, The Detroit NewsA weak sun rises above frozen fields and farms in mid Michigan near Maple Rapids on Thursday, Jan 31, 2019. Single-digit high temps are forecast for the day.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsLenox Township's Kustom Truck and Trailer owner Michael Kotulski, of Algonac, buys an XL infrared electric heater from New Haven's Tractor Supply Co. cashier Kelly Haggard, of Marine City, Thursday morning, January 31, 2019. One of Kotulski's hot-water boiler pumps broke at home, so he needs to heat the area while the unit gets repaired.Todd McInturf, The Detroit NewsThe Capitol building, seen through a frozen window in the Lansing bureau of The Detroit News, sits idle after extreme cold weather prompted a governmental shutdown until Friday.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsAnton Maurice Spann Sr., 56, and wife Shavonne, 33, share a good-morning kiss Wednesday. They were the only two to stay at the St. Augustine/St. Monica Catholic Church warming center overnight.Todd McInturf, The Detroit NewsMichigan State Police officer Jeremy Nunez pedals through the drifts in front of the state Capitol on Wednesday morning. Although state government is shut because of the weather, the MSP is still responsible for patrols.Dale G. Young, The Detroit NewsA lone car makes its way down Brush Street at Mack in Detroit Wednesday morning in subzero temperatures.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsHillary Vigilant and Goose, an Alaskan Malamute, go for a walk in frigid Detroit Wednesday morning.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsEmployees of Major Cement of Detroit work on a water main break Wednesday on Canfield between Cass and Second in Detroit. "It's just too cold out here," said Jeff Jackson, superintendent of Major Cement. "Get home, get warm and start all over again tomorrow."Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsRichard James, a Detroit Water and Sewerage worker, uses a poking rod to find a water main break in Detroit, Wednesday.Paul Sancya, APMiquel Cook, 21, a Detroit Water and Sewerage Department employee, straps down heavy equipment after working on a water main break on Renfrew in Detroit, Wednesday.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsChuck Bryant, a Detroit Water and Sewerage worker, uses an aqua phone to locate a water main break in Detroit, Wednesday.Paul Sancya, APTheron Dillard delivers for Seven Greens restaurant on his bike in downtown Detroit, which was experiencing record cold weather on Wednesday.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsSteam rises over Brush Street in downtown Detroit Wednesday.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsTimothy Smith braves the cold for a cup of coffee on Wednesday in Detroit.Daniel Mears, The Detroit NewsShavonne Spann stays in bed after waking up Wednesday morning at the St. Augustine/St. Monica Catholic Church warming center in Detroit. She and her husband live nearby, but decided to stay at the warming center to save on electrical costs at home.Todd McInturf, The Detroit NewsWind gusts send steam through Detroit's New Center area Wednesday.Tanya Moutzalias, Ann Arbor News Via APGloria Santillan of Detroit takes photos of her children in front of the mostly frozen Detroit River. They are, from left, Mattius Santillan, 10, Arabelle Santillan, 13, and Joaquin Santillan, 8. Santillan, who homeschools her children, says they often come down to the river.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsWhat possibly looks like a mountain range is a pressure ridge on the icy Detroit River where two floes collided.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsIce floes on the partially frozen Detroit River.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsA pressure ridge forms on the icy Detroit River where floes collided.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsMaintenance vehicles drive on an empty walkway on the Wayne State University campus, where classes were canceled because of the severe cold.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsAll is quiet near the McGregor Memorial Conference Center, right, on the campus of Wayne State University, where classes were canceled because of the severe cold.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsThe Detroit Historical Museum is closed because of severe weather, according to a notice on the door.Robin Buckson, The Detroit NewsCity crews clear sidewalks Wednesday in empty downtown St. Joseph. A winter storm brought several inches of snow and subzero temperatures to the area.Don Campbell, The Herald-Palladium Via APA Merl's Towing Service truck pulls a semi-trailer truck out of the snow Wednesday along M-6 near exit 1 outside Grandville.Neil Blake, The Grand Rapids Press Via AP