BREEZY

High pressure firmly controls the forecast for most of next week before rain moves in for the end of the week

The dry weather continues for the next few days before rain chances move back into the region with windy conditions by the middle of the week

These storms will also have torrential downpours, so some localized flooding is possible.

Any lingering clouds behind the Saturday night cold front first thing this morning will move out, and the day should become mostly sunny and a little breezy.

After a very active week weather-wise, things look much better this weekend.

After a very active week weather-wise, things look much better this weekend.

Think warm thoughts as we slide into the coldest part of the forecast, with temperatures teetering on the freezing mark and some snowflakes for good measure.

Tuesday was beautiful and breezy, but the coldest and wettest part of the forecast is just around the corner.

Skies will be mostly cloudy with stray rain showers here and there. Rainy, chilly and windy. Water Temps: 38 degrees. Water Temps: 36 degrees. Water Temps: 34 degrees.

Wind: E 4 to 9 knots; Waves: 1 to 2 feet; Water Temp: 38 degrees. Water Temp: 38 degrees. Wind: E 4 to 9 knots; Waves: 1 to 2 feet; Water Temp: 36 degrees. Water Temp: 36 degrees. Wind: E 4 to 9 knots; Waves: 1 to 2 feet; Water Temp: 34 degrees.

DETROIT – Welcome to Sunday night and the final hours of February, Motown. Colder, breezy conditions continue tomorrow. It will be mostly cloudy to partly sunny, brisk and colder. Afternoon temps near 50 degrees. Remember to download the FREE Local4Casters weather app -- it’s easily one of the best in the nation.

Heavy rains followed by an extended drought, an increase in local consumption and a drop in the number of marijuana farmers have caused a shortage in the island’s famed but largely illegal market that experts say is the worst they’ve seen. “It’s a cultural embarrassment,” said Triston Thompson, chief opportunity explorer for Tacaya, a consulting and brokerage firm for the country's nascent legal cannabis industry. Jamaica, which foreigners have long associated with pot, reggae and Rastafarians, authorized a regulated medical marijuana industry and decriminalized small amounts of weed in 2015. “It destroyed everything,” said Daneyel Bozra, who grows marijuana in the southwest part of Jamaica, in a historical village called Accompong founded by escaped 18th-century slaves known as Maroons. But farmers and activists say weed sold via legal dispensaries known as herb houses is out of reach for many given that it still costs five to 10 times more than pot on the street.

Temperatures start above freezing from The Thumb, through Detroit and down to the Ohio border; in the upper 30s and low 40s. Temps will be in the middle 40s by midday. Highs will be in the middle and upper 30s. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday will be partly to mostly cloudy with highs in the middle and upper 30s and lows in the 20s each day. · Track the live Michigan Weather Radar here· Track severe weather alerts here· Submit storm photos here· Find more weather forecast articles at Weather Center

Even our early morning temperatures are milder in the upper 30s and low 40s as you head out the door on this Wednesday morning around Metro Detroit. Highs should hit the middle, or even upper 60s, with winds SW 7-17 mph gusting to 27 mph at times. That pesky breeze 5-15 mph gusting 20-25 mph will keep moving mild air in our direction. Friday through Monday is our best chance of seeing some potential record highs in Metro Detroit. Remember, the Local4Casters app is always your best weapon and tool when preparing for our crazy, changing weather, and it’s free!