This is possible in spots along the I-94 corridor and into our South Zone, which will include Downtown Detroit between noon and 3 p.m. The best chance for ice is when our air temps hit freezing or colder, and moisture from the clouds is still coming down as rain. due to a possible 4-8 inches of snow and ice. That is why the National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for Metro Detroit starting at 3 p.m. Temps will keep tumbling with a cold front blasting through SE Michigan, and that sets the stage for more trouble this afternoon: We’ll see snow, heavy snow at times, and a threat of freezing rain or ice.
Also, be cautious of flooded roadways throughout the region.īelieve it or not, we should get a break from the rain and snow early this afternoon, and then wet weather strikes again. Clair County through noon Friday, and a river flood warning in place for the Rouge River in Wayne County until further notice. Although our flood watch from Wednesday expired, there is a flood advisory in place for St. We will also keep the summer-like temperatures in the forecast, with the upper 80s to near 90° back into the forecast by the time we get into the middle of next week.It really is amazing how our Pure Michigan weather takes so many twists and turns almost on a daily basis. We’ll keep the chance of rain showers in the forecast for the beginning of next week before some drier weather moves into the region. The threat of thunderstorms on Saturday should start around lunchtime and continue into the afternoon, but we should see some sunshine as we work through the day as well.įor Sunday, more clouds than anything should hang around in between the chances for showers and thunderstorms. Looking ahead into the upcoming weekend, we will keep the chance of some showers and thunderstorms in the forecast on both Saturday and Sunday. With the air quality continuing to run into the unhealthy range, we want to be sure to limit our time outdoors, and if we are going to spend time outside, it is recommended that we wear a mask.Īs we work into the afternoon and evening hours on Friday, we will keep the chance of a few thunderstorms possible with all the heat and humidity, but widespread storms are not expected. Remember, with the Air Quality Alert still in effect, and we need to keep an eye on our elderly friends and neighbors, those with respiratory illnesses such as asthma, and your kids as well.
Air quality readings are in the unhealthy to the very unhealthy range once again today and are expected to be in the unhealthy for sensitive groups range to the unhealthy range, with hourly readings into the very unhealthy range also possible. The Air Quality Alert has been extended to the end of the week on Friday by the Michigan Department of Environment. If we do see some stronger thunderstorms tonight, gusty winds, hail and heavy rainfall would be the primary threats, although we are not expecting widespread severe weather in the forecast. Thunderstorms are possible into the beginning of the overnight hours after midnight before we bring more sunshine back into the forecast and summer-like heat for the end of the week on Friday. We will keep an eye on the radar for the threat of a few stronger thunderstorms this evening and into the early portions of the overnight. 4Warn Weather – It’s been a very summer-like day across the region Thursday, with a few rain showers this morning giving way to some sunshine and warm temperatures.
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