CURTAINS, EVERYTHING!
Kim: LET US KNOW ON FACEBOOK
OR TWITTER USING #LOCAL4TODAY.
Andrew: YOGA IS SUPPOSED TO
BE A RELAXING ACTIVITY BUT
CAUSED GRIEF ON A FLIGHT HEADING
FROM JAPAN TO HAWAII AND FORCED
THE FLIGHT TO LAND EARLY BECAUSE
THE PASSENGER REFUSED TO STOP
DOING YOGA.
Kim: HE SAID HE FELT THE
FLIGHT CREW WAS ORDERING HIM
AROUND.
HE BECAME SO VIOLENT, HE WAS
ARRESTED.
Andrew: THAT'S NOT VERY
RELAXING.
Rhonda: I HEARD HE WAS HEAD
BUTTING PEOPLE!
Kim: DOWNWARD DOG.
[LAUGHTER]
Rhonda: THAT'S A MORE
PHYSICAL VERSION.
Andrew: MAYBE GET THE CLASS
STARTED AND HAVE EVERYONE DO IT.
Kim: MAYBE HE NEEDED TO CALM
THE NERVES.
Rhonda: OUR DIRECTOR SAID
IT'S CALLED RAGE YOGA.
Evrod: THAT'S A NEW ONE!
WE'LL NEED TO DO SOME YOGA TO
CALM OUR NERVES AS WE HEAD INTO
THE WEEKEND.
THE FORECAST IS LOOKING TRICKY.
Andrew: WE'LL BLAME YOU!
Evrod: I'VE GOT MY
METEOROLOGY DEGREE.
Rhonda: HE DOES.
Evrod: THE BOX OFFICE OPENS
TODAY.
THIS IS A NICE VIEW.
AND PEOPLE ARE CAMPING OUT TO
GET THEIR TICKETS.
THEY ANNOUNCED IT THIS PAST WEEK
AND THEY HAVE A LOT OF GREAT
ACTS THAT WILL BE PERFORMING.
AND LET'S TALK THE FORECAST.
I HAVE NO IDEA WHAT I'M DOING
BUT I DO HAVE A METEOROLOGY
DEGREE.
LET'S GO RIGHT HERE AND WE'LL
SEE THE FALLING TEMPERATURES.
WHAT DOES THAT SAY?
FALLING TEMPERATURES, 44 DEGREES
AT NOON WE'LL GET DRIZZLE AND
THEN CHILLY AT 49 -- OR AT 4:00
P.M., 49 DEGREES.
AT 8:00 P.M., IT WILL BE COLDER.
AND THEN YOU CAN SEE DETROIT.
THIS IS WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE RIGHT
NOW.
AND THERE'S MY NAME.
I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M SUPPOSED
TO SAY THERE.
DANG IT!
[LAUGHTER]
YOU CAN SEE IT'S 46 DEGREES
RIGHT NOW.
[LAUGHTER]
Evrod: 71 IS THE HUMIDITY AND
WINDS THAT ARE "W" 12?
Andrew: WEST.
Evrod: YEAH, THAT'S WHAT I
REMEMBER FROM METEOROLOGY
SCHOOL.
AND PRESSURE IS 29.57 INCHES.
AND THIS MORNING, WE HAVE
TEMPERATURES FALLING.
THIS AFTERNOON, IT WILL BE
DRIZZLY AND CHILLY.
AND THIS WEEKEND, NO FOOLIN',
SNOW IS POSSIBLE.
AND LET'S GO TO THE SEVEN-DAY --
NO, THIS IS THE TEMPERATURE
RIGHT NOW.
[LAUGHTER]
Evrod: LAPEER 41, HOLLY 42.
DURAND, I'VE NEVER BEEN THERE.
LAINGSBURG, I'M NEVER BEEN THERE
EITHER.
HOW DO WE GET TO THE SEVEN-DAY?
Andrew: PRESS THIS BUTTON.
Evrod: THANK YOU, ANDREW.
AND FRIDAY 49 AND DRIZZLE,
SATURDAY WE HAVE RAIN AND SNOW,
AND SUNDAY SUN, AND MONDAY RAIN
AND SNOW --
Rhonda: REALLY?
Evrod: LET'S JUST GO TO
TRAFFIC.
Rhonda: IF YOU'RE HITTING THE
ROAD ALONG I-75 AT 7 MILE, YOU
SEE TRAFFIC VOLUMES ARE STARTING
TO GO BUILD.
OUR CALL SAM CHOPPER HIGH OVER
THIS PART OF DETROIT AS YOU MAKE
YOUR WAY INTO TOWN, SMOOTH
SAILING THIS MORNING.
BUT WE WANT TO TELL YOU ABOUT
CONSTRUCTION.
SO IF YOU'RE MAKING YOUR WAY OUT
ON THE ROADS, I-375 WILL BE THE
PROBLEM FOR YOU OVER THE
WEEKEND.
I-375 ON THE NORTHBOUND SIDE
RIGHT AT GRATIOT, A LANE BLOCKED
THAT GETS UNDER WAY AT 10:00
THIS MORNING.
AND THEN ALSO ON THE NORTHBOUND
SIDE THE I-375 RAMP TO LAFAYETTE
WILL BE CLOSED AND THAT WILL BE
CLOSED UNTIL 10:00 A.M., AS
WELL.
SO SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND AS
YOU MAKE YOUR WAY OUT ON TO THE
ROADWAYS.
AND THAT WILL NOT IMPACT US IF
WE'RE GOING TO OPENING DAY WHICH
WILL BE A WEEK FROM TODAY WHERE
I-375 AND THAT WHOLE AREA, WE
NEED THAT AVAILABLE TO US FOR
OPENING DAY.
Andrew: YOU DEFINITELY HAVE
YOUR DEGREE!
Rhonda: A COLLEGE DEGREE!
[LAUGHTER]
Evrod: IT'S A LOT HARDER THAN
IT LOOKS.
Rhonda: ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO, I
WAS A TRAFFIC REPORTER, IT WAS
MY FIRST JOB.
Evrod: I NEVER LIKED
METEOROLOGY.
YOU CAN TELL?
APRIL FOOL'S!