After enjoying unusually warm temperatures earlier this week, Southeast Michigan is settling back into a more typical November pattern.
Metro Detroit has gone from a taste of summer to a much more familiar October pattern, and the next few days will bring several changes ranging from rain to gusty winds and eventually some chilly mornings.
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It’s time to live in the moment, and on Monday, that meant sunshine. We continue to pay the price for the warm air, as fog returns overnight.
A strong storm system will sweep across the Midwest late Saturday night through Monday, bringing rain, strong winds, falling temperatures and a risk of power outages across Southeast Michigan.
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Check your sump pump; heavy rain Tuesday night could cause flooding. Over an inch of rain is possible Tuesday night between 9 p.m. and 4 a.m.
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The timeline for Saturday’s wintry mix in Metro Detroit is becoming more clear, including when, where, and how much snow and rain to expect throughout the day.
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Tuesday brings a few more showers and storms, with heavy rain being the main threat, especially in the morning and early afternoon.
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A Freeze Warning goes into effect Wednesday at midnight and continues until 8 a.m.—Thursday morning. Lows will range from the upper 20s to around 31 degrees by 8 a.m.
Winter weather can be quite polarizing with people who love snow and those who do not. But I think we can all agree that rain on top of snow is just a gross, slushy mess. And that’s our reality for the time being.
Cloudy start to your Monday morning. Temperatures will be below average today with highs in the upper 70s, but it will be paired with higher humidity
Friday was only the fifth day of rain so far in June. We should have 2.47″ of rain in the bucket by now, and we are well below at only 1.62.” But all that will change with multiple rain chances over the next week.
May 20, 2023, was the last time we saw rain in Metro Detroit. While the sunshine is beautiful, we now find ourselves with more than a 3-inch rain deficit.
We’re tracking a few slim chances of light rain over the weekend and next week. Still, conditions will remain dry for most, as temperatures start warming up in Metro Detroit.
We’re cloudy and dry for the next 24 hours, but rain returns Friday night into Saturday.
More rain and snow showers are on the way to Metro Detroit for the end of the weekend, and we also look back at the winter storm from Friday night into Saturday morning.
An active weather pattern returns to the region for majority of the next week across Metro Detroit.
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
More accumulating snow could fall this weekend in Metro Detroit, following a mid-week snowstorm that already dropped several inches on most communities.
A very busy weather day on Thursday with heavy rain, high winds, and potential record-breaking temps.
The clouds have stuck around for most of the day, with some of us seeing a little light snow, but we’ve got more winter weather moving into the region as we work throughout the overnight hours on Saturday and into the first half of our Sunday.
After a soggy end of the week, with rain showers and plenty of cloud cover, we are keeping a chance of a light wintry mix of rain and snow showers into the forecast through the early morning hours on Saturday.
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An active weather pattern sets up for the majority of the week ahead with major swings in temperatures ahead as well
A light wintry mix will move through the region for the first half of the day before the clouds stick around with temperatures in the 40s
The rain will continue as we end the year, but a light wintry mix is possible as we celebrate the beginning of the New Year
Here’s the forecast for Southeast Michigan for Wednesday afternoon into the beginning of next week.
Because Metro Detroit faces the prospect of not just snow but ice before the snow even hits, clearing the roads will be challenging, and driving is likely to be treacherous.
