>>> THAT’S IT FOR SPORTS. HAVE A GREAT SUNDAY.
>>> IT WILL BE A GREAT SUNDAY
AFTER WE GOT THROUGH ALL THAT
SNOW AND PAINTED A PRETTY
PICTURE.
PICTURE. IT WAS PRETTY AND A SLUSHSY
MESS.
MESS. >> TO WALK AND DRIVE IN IT.
THAT’S RIGHT.
THAT’S RIGHT. AND THE HEAVY SNOW AND THE IT
HAS STOPPED.
HAS STOPPED. MANY RECEIVED 4 TO 8 INCHES ON
THE GROUND YESTERDAY.
SOME OF THE TOTALS FOR EARLY
NOVEMBER.
NOVEMBER. WE HAD THAT STRETCH.
WILL THAT WARM UP AT ALL?
>> IT IS JANUARY AND MOTHER
NATURE IS REMINDING US OF THAT.
AND ON THE SERIOUS SIDE.
WE HAVE A LOT OF REFREEZING OUT
THERE THE PERSISTENT SNOW HAS
LEFT. IT IS MOVING TO THE EAST
BUT WE HAVE SCATTERED FLURRIES
AROUND.
AROUND. YOU CAN SEE THEM HERE IN
DETROIT.
DETROIT. AND JUS DOWN RIVER IN SOUTHERN
PORTIONS OF WAYNE COUNTY.
AND RIGHT AROUND THE FLINT AREA
AROUND LAPEER AND OAKLAND COUNTY
AND NOVA AND WOMENOM:
WE HAVE BURSTS OF ENERGY COMING
IN THIS AFTERNOON.
DON’T BE SURPRISED BY THE
SQUALLS AND SCATTERED SNOW
SHOWERINGS.
SHOWERINGS. THIS MORNING AND INTO THE EARLY
AFTERNOON.
AFTERNOON. THEN URING THE MIDDLE OF THE
AFTERNOON.
AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES WILL NOT GO VERY
FAR.
FAR. AND 25 DEGREES AND SO ANY PLACES
THAT WERE WET WERE FROZEN SOLID
AND REMAIN FROZEN IF LEFT
UNTREATED.
UNTREATED. >>> ICY WITH SCATTERED
FLURRIES.
FLURRIES. SQUALLS AND SHOWERS BY NOON AND
AFTER.
AFTER. HIGHS ONLY AROUND 25 TO
27 DEGREES BY 4 P.M.
19 IS WHAT THE TEMPERATURE IS
NOW AS YOU HEAD TO SERVICES.
THE WIND IS STRONG.
BRISK OUT THERE AND WINDS AT
15 MILES AN HOUR.
ON THE BARE SKIN NOT PROTECTED
IN THE SAME AND ZERO.
IF YOU ARE DRIVING FOR THE FIRST
TIM BE CAREFUL WITH THE RAMPS,
BRIDGES AND OVERPASSES WITH THE
REFREEZING AND CLEANING OFF THE
CAR SINCE THE FIRST TIME CLEAR
OFF THE HEADLIGHTS AND THE
WINDOWS.
WINDOWS. THE BACK AND THE TOP OF THE CAR
AND THE TRUNK.
MAKE SURE THAT YOU WATCH OUT FOR
THE CREWS THAT ARE OUT THERE.
GIVE THEM A LOT OF SPACE AS THEY
OPERATE THIS MORNING AND DURING
THE MIDDLE PART OF THE DAY.
19 RIGHT NOW FOR OUR FRIENDS AT
PONTIAC.
PONTIAC. YOU HAVE 17 DEGREES.
17 RIGHT NOW OVER IN MONROE.
THE HURON RIVER AND THAT’S GOOD
UNTIL 1:00 IN THE AFTERNOON ON
MONDAY BECAUSE OF MELTING AND
RUN OFF,S WATER IN THE HURON
RIVER HAS GOTTEN BACK TO FLOOD
STAGE OR HIGHER AND WILL BE
THERE FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS.
11 DEGREES LOWER THAN WHERE WE
WERE YESTERDAY.
WERE YESTERDAY. THE WINDS MAKE IT FEEL COLDER
NOT ONLY HERE IN DETROIT BUT A
SINGLE DEGREE IN AN ARBOR AND
MONROE LIKE BELOW ZERO FOR
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS IN ADRIAN
AND THE WIND CHILLS IN THE
TEENS.
TEENS. AND ONS COMPUTER MODELS YOU CAN
SEE THE LIKE OF -- LINE OF
FLURRIES AND FORM TO THE NORTH
AND OVER LAKE HURON.
AND THE NOON HOUR AND DIVE DOWN
TO THE SOUTH BY 4 P.M. AND
AFTER.
AFTER. WE’LL SEE DRIER CONDITIONS AND
LOOK HOW IT CLEARS OUT TONIGHT.
DRY CONDITIONS AND IT IS FRIGID
AGAIN FOR THE START OF MLK DAY.
I CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS.
GRAB THE SUNGLASSES AS WELL AS
THE GEAR.
THE GEAR. WE’RE LOOKING AT HIGHS WITH
MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES.
THE SUNSHINE STICKS WITH US.
TAKE A LOOK AT THIS.
THE WEEK IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
GOING UP.
GOING UP. 27 ON TUESDAY AND FREEZING AND
CLOSE TOTS FREEZING MARK AND
GOOD GOING.
GOOD GOING. AND 32 AND 30s AND 490s BY
THE END OF THE WEEK.