4Warn Weather – As we progress through this Friday, your trusty umbrellas will continue to be your best friend as showers persist through the evening and overnight. Then, the narrative of this weekend gradually shifts to cold, wind, and even some snow.
Saturday
Showers hang with us until around 4 a.m. Saturday, then we start to dry things out. Temperatures overnight start in the 50s around midnight, then drop into the middle 40s by daybreak Saturday.
During the day on Saturday, clouds hang tough, and a sprinkle or two or even a couple of flakes can’t be ruled out, but we are anticipating more dry time.
It’s also going to be colder on Saturday as temperatures drop throughout the day. We’ll be in the upper 30s shortly after sunset. Winds also kick up Saturday, gusting over 25mph at times.
Sunday
Sunday is the day that we see the return of old man winter, as we see the cold, gusty winds and some light snow. Bands of lake-effect snow will swing through southeast Michigan during the day, especially in the morning and early afternoon.
While a few locations could see a light accumulation, we’re not anticipating much by any means. Winds are also kicking up good Sunday with gusts near 35 or even 40mph, so hang on to your hat Sunday.
Next week
Sunshine and warmer temperatures return Monday and Tuesday before rain returns for the second half of next week. The good thing, though, is that we see the 60s back most of next week as well.
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