well Andrew you've been warning families
all weekend long about the dangerous
wind speeds that are picking up really
right all across Metro Detroit right now
and many folks taking heed and we still
need to be alert and take precautions
because those high winds are still there
the warning is still effect on in effect
until 4 o'clock tomorrow morning so we
may still have additional damage like
this and additional power outages thank
you very much a lien for sending this
photo in this is a picture of her awning
being ripped off by the wind that's in
the middle of your screen that big a
white awning down on the ground this is
from East Point thank you again Aileen
and Bethany over in Sterling Heights
where a tree almost hit her home so
she's taking a picture safely from the
inside of that large tree that fell in
her backyard on top of that we've got
snow making things slippery out there
here in parts of Detroit and also other
parts of Southeast Michigan West the 275
in our West Zone out toward Livingston
County also in portions of Washington
Rock County also over here in our North
Zone in Saint Clair County just south of
Marine City over into northern portions
of Macomb County and up toward Lapeer
we're in these darker areas of blue is
tougher to see and of course it's
slippery especially on ramps bridges and
overpasses the area of low pressure
responsible for the high winds and the
snow is still well to our north but it's
large enough where it's still affecting
us with those high winds and snow
showers that are falling it's going to
move farther to the Northeast
but very very slowly so the snow pulls
away by midnight the high winds stay
with us after midnight and as you've
noticed if you did venture outside it
has been getting colder we have
temperatures in the 40s this morning
even near 50 degrees now we have 30s and
20s out there and we'll see temperatures
fall into the teens later tonight 14 to
16 degrees by morning here in the metro
zone same thing in our South Zone and
Lenawee in Monroe County in our West
Zone temperatures down to around 12 13
degrees in Livingston County and west of
275 North Zone same deal everyone's
pretty much in the same boat cameras
still bouncing around over at Metro
Airport call ahead or check your latest
travel apps if there are any delays for
flights coming and going 30 degrees
right now over at Metro and a wind gust
as high as 40 miles per hour with
sustained winds
at 28 miles per hour as you saw earlier
turning basically snapping telephone
poles like toothpicks and here's how the
wind gusts are going to go over the next
few hours as we go from now until about
nine o'clock this evening still with
wind gusts easily 35 to 50 miles per
hour then 30 to 45 miles per hour you
notice the trend here it's going down
but these are still pretty high can
cause damage all the way until four
o'clock in the morning so still use
batteries or make sure you have
batteries well-stocked in your home use
flashlights of you may need to use
flashlights and of course charge your
mobile devices in case you need to use
them later if the power goes out
generators make sure you keep them
outdoors away from the home if you have
to use flames in order to stay warm many
folks may be down two space heaters to
stay warm
the power goes out make sure those
flames are extinguished completely
before going to bed later tonight we
have some temps in the 20s it's 29
degrees right now in Ann Arbor and those
winds easily 2025 even around 30 miles
per hour right now sustained with gusts
still reaching 40 miles per hour or
greater across the metro area that's why
we have a high wind warning still in
effect until 4 o'clock tomorrow morning
for all of Southeast Michigan not just
Motown here are those isobars once again
lines of constant pressure when you see
them stacked together that means that
you have those high winds you can see
that's still the case overnight tonight
up until 3:00 4:00 in the morning
there's still space pretty close
together even after the warning is set
to expire they don't start to widen
where winds become lighter until the
second half of our Monday it's also
drier for tomorrow so again that snow
pulls away but quite frigid tonight with
temperatures that will be in the teens
dangerous wind is still out there with
gusts easily around 40 to 55 miles per
hour sunrise on your Monday is that 717
but hold on to your hats with many kids
going to work I'm going to school and
many folks going to work in the morning
it's gonna be quite it's going to be
quite an interesting time at the bus
stop in the morning 27 degrees for a
high with a little sunshine breaking out
by Monday afternoon
Tuesday a high of 24 degrees so even
colder a chance of snow showers on
Wednesday then we get back into the low
and then middle and upper 30s by
Thursday and Friday