The big weekend storm is still on track

We start our Wednesday with cloudy skies, but at least some sunlight should form in the afternoon, and as promised, mild temperatures will still arrive today! It will not be too difficult to take the maximum (6 to 7 degrees Celsius) in the mid 40s. Southwesterly to 10 to 15 mph. By the way, the clouds on the thumb will be slow to leave, but you will see some views right there by the end of the day. Today’s sunrise at 7:51 am, tonight sunset at 5:01 pm Wednesday night, with cloudy skies above 20 (-2 to -1 degrees Celsius). Up) will be the maximum. Thursday night rising clouds to a low in the mid-30s (1 degree Celsius). Cloudy in the village, but still dry and still light, rising to 40 to 40 (8 to 9 degrees Celsius). Snowflakes, forming Friday night. Low over 30s (4 degrees Celsius) .Weekend Snowstorm Update Everything is on track with the big weekend storm, however there will be a significant difference in temperature throughout the region. In the south, the maximum reaches 40 to 50 degrees (9 to 10 degrees Celsius), with temperatures cooling north to where you go, north of I-69, where your hikes are only over 30 degrees (4 degrees Celsius). So, the northern part of the region can mix some wet snowflakes with rain during the day, but, farther south, it should be raining – and a lot more. If you drive north to Lansing, heavy snow travel will be affected, so keep an eye on our app’s live radar (which also shows rain against rain like the radar we show you on TV). It will still be hot and humid. Low in the mid-30s (1 to 2 degrees Celsius) .Special rain ends early Sunday morning, often with cloudy skies for the afternoon. Breezy and cold with constant temperatures in the mid-30s (1 to 2 degrees Celsius). Copyright 2020 WDIV by ClickOnDetroit – All Rights Reserved. .

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