WITH CUTTING EDGE TECHNOLOGY FOR THE MOST UP TO THE MINUTE FORECAST IN SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN.
WHAT’S THAT 45 DEGREES ON THIS
JANUARY DAY DEGREES? YEAH
DEFINITELY NOT FEELING LIKE IT
SHOULD FOR JANUARY, 1ST, BUT I’M
HERE FOR THIS OVER WHAT WE HAD
ABOUT A WEEK AND A WEEK AND A
HALF AGO WITH SUB ZERO
WINDCHILLS SNOW AND THE GUSTY
WINDS. I WILL TAKE 45 DEGREES
ANY DAY. HAVE A LOT OF STUFF
COMING OUR WAY. WE’VE GOT RAIN.
WE’VE GOT SNOW. WE’VE GOT RECORD
HIGH TEMPERATURES AND SOME WINDS
ALL IN THE FORECAST. FAST AS WE
GO THROUGH THE NEXT 4 TO 5 DAYS,
SO LET’S BREAK IT DOWN, AND
WE’LL START WITH SOME PATCHY
DENSE FOG AS YOU’RE HEADING OUT
THE DOOR THIS EVENING TOWER CAM
OVERLOOKING DOWNTOWN DETROIT
AFTER THE RAIN EARLIER THIS
MORNING. WE’VE DRIED THINGS OUT
AS WE’VE WORKED THROUGH LATE
THIS MORNING AND INTO THIS
AFTERNOON BUT STILL KEEPING ONTO
THAT CLOUD COVER HEADING INTO
THE SIX O’CLOCK HOUR TONIGHT.
MOST EVERYONE HOLDING INTO THE
LOW TO MID FORTIES 45 RIGHT NOW
, HERE IN DETROIT, 45 OVER IN
ANN ARBOR, 43 CHECKING IN THIS
EVENING OVER AND HOW AND 46
RIGHT NOW, AS YOU WORK INTO
ADRIAN. ARE KEEPING AN EYE ON
VISIBILITIES THIS EVENING JUST
BECAUSE WE’VE GOT THE CLOUD
COVERED DOWN AS WELL AS WHAT WE
CALL AN INVERSION. THINK OF THE
ATMOSPHERE IS A JAR WITH A LID
ON TOP OF IT. THAT LETTERS THE
INVERSION, KEEPING ANY MOISTURE
RIGHT NEAR THE SURFACE THAT
WOULD PROMOTE DENSE FOG TONIGHT
AND INTO THE OVERNIGHT
VISIBILITY DOWN TO SIX MILES
RIGHT NOW AT CITY AIRPORT, SEVEN
MILES AT METRO AIRPORT AND NINE
MILES OVER IN ANN ARBOR,
REMEMBER, IF YOU DO GET UNDER
SOME OF THAT FOG TONIGHT, USE
YOUR LOW BEAMS AND GIVE YOURSELF
SOME DISTANCE BETWEEN YOU AND
THE VEHICLE THAT’S IN FRONT OF
YOU WHILE WE AIR DRY WITH THE
PRESET MOVING OFF TO THE EAST.
EARLIER THIS MORNING, OUR NEXT
WEATHER MAKER THAT’S GOING TO
BRING US THAT HEALTHY DOSE OF
RAINFALL RIGHT NOW OVER THE FOUR
CORNERS REGION SNOW AROUND SALT
LAKE CITY WITH THAT COLD FRONT,
SWINGING DOWN TOWARD VEGAS AND
WORKING TOWARDS PHOENIX. THIS IS
GOING TO MOVE INTO THE
MIDWESTERN UNITED STATES AND HAD
OUR WAY AND INCREASE OUR RAIN
COVERAGE MONDAY NIGHT AND INTO
THE DAY ON TUESDAY. WE’LL KEEP
THE CLOUDS AROUND OVERNIGHT
TONIGHT INTO EARLY TOMORROW
MORNING BY SEVEN O’CLOCK IN THE
MORNING OVERCAST SKIES TOMORROW.
MORROW I REALLY DON’T THINK WE
SEE ANY BREAKS IN THOSE CLOUDS
BEFORE THE RAIN MOVES IN AFTER
SUNSET ON MONDAY NIGHT CLOUDS
AND RADAR AT 10 O’CLOCK TOMORROW
NIGHT STARTING TO BRING THAT
RAIN INTO THE REGION AND
OVERNIGHT MONDAY NIGHT INTO
EARLY ON TUESDAY MORNING, WE GET
A VERY HEALTHY DOSE OF RAINFALL
HEADING BACK TO WORK ON TUESDAY
MORNING AT SIX O’CLOCK, ORANGES
AND RED SHOWING UP HERE ON
CLOUDS AND RADAR, SO MODERATE,
POSSIBLY BRIEFLY HEAVY RAINFALL
INTO THE FORECAST EARLY ON
TUESDAY MORNING, BUT AS THAT
INITIAL WAVE MOVES OFF TO THE
NORTH AND EAST WILL GO TO MORE
SCATTERED SHOWERS TUESDAY
AFTERNOON IN A TUESDAY EVENING
AND WE’LL CONTINUE THAT RAIN
GOING OVER TO SOME SNOW LATE BY
THE TIME WE GET TO WEDNESDAY
BEFORE IT’S ALL SAID AND DONE
RAINFALL FORECAST GOING THROUGH
ONLY 11 O’CLOCK ON TUESDAY NIGHT
, PUTS A WIDESPREAD INCH, TWO
INCH AND A HALF OF RAIN,
ESPECIALLY FROM ANN ARBOR OVER
TO METRO AIRPORT DOWN TO GROSSE
ILE AND OVER TO CITY AIRPORT AND
ALSO INCLUDING MOUNT CLEMENS. NO
WIDESPREAD FLOODING CONCERNS AS
WE GO INTO THE EARLY PORTIONS OF
THE WEEK, BUT WE COULD HAVE SOME
LOW LYING FLOODING ISSUES IF WE
SEE THIS MUCH RAINFALL OVER A
PROLONGED PERIOD OF TIME, AT THE
SAME TIME, WE COULD SET A NEW
RECORD HIGH ON TUESDAY FORECAST
FOR TODAY AND TOMORROW IS INTO
THE FORTIES. I’M FORECASTING 60
AS WE GO INTO TUESDAY, THE
RECORD HIGH FOR TUESDAY 59
DEGREES SO WE WOULDN’T SHATTER
IT, BUT WE WOULD SET A NEW
RECORD HIGH HEADING INTO THE DAY
ON TUESDAY WITH THAT WARMER AIR
MOVING INTO THE REGION.
TEMPERATURES SLOW TO FALL OUT OF
THE FORTIES OVERNIGHT TONIGHT.
BUT THAT SOUTHWEST WIND IT ABOUT
3 TO 6 MILES AN HOUR, HELPING TO
KEEP THAT WARMER AIR AROUND JUST
A LITTLE BIT LONGER, HEADING FOR
FORTIES TOMORROW BEFORE THAT 60
MOVES IN ON TUESDAY. RAIN GOES
TO SNOW LATE WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
NOW IT’S TOO EARLY TO TALK ABOUT
IF IT COULD ACCUMULATE, BUT
THERE ARE SOME SIGNS THERE WITH
COLDER AIR MOVING IN THAT IT MAY
WELL KEEP A VERY CLOSE EYE ON
THAT WILL KEEP SNOW SHOWERS IN
THE FORECAST ON THURSDAY, AND WE
DRY THINGS OUT FROM FRIDAY INTO
THE FIRST HALF OF NEXT WEEKEND.
DEFINITELY AN ACTIVE SEVEN DAY
FORECAST FOR THE FIRST WEEK OF
JANUARY. YEAH MAYBE SHORTS AND
FLIP FLOPS FOR ONE DAY ONLY NOT
SAYING THAT YET, ALTHOUGH I’D
LIKE IT. I JUST DON’T THINK