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I feel like you and I have gotten to a point where we can talk openly about something called a “Rain/Snow line,” and you will understand exactly what I mean.
A winter weather advisory has been issued due to accumulating snow Friday, then again on Saturday.
After some sunshine and clouds to start our weekend, we are going to bring wet weather into the forecast as we look ahead into our Sunday.
After a nice end to the week with plenty of sunshine and breezy winds, we are going to continue the trend of nice weather into the upcoming weekend as well.
The 4Warn Weather Team is tracking Metro Detroit’s next risk for excessive rainfall and thunderstorms.
The cold front will move through the region by the end of the day Saturday, leading to much more tranquil weather for the end of the weekend
Waking up to widespread, moderate to heavy rainfall across southeast Michigan early this morning. Localized flooding remains a threat, but our severe risk has waned.
Between 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. is when you should plan on the strongest of storms. High winds over 60mph, large hail, flooding rain, and an isolated tornado are all on the table.
Meteorologist Bryan Schuerman takes a look back at the tools the 4Warn Weather Team has that pinpointed the Sanilac County Tornado
After we ended the week with plenty of sunshine, we’ve got a soggy start to the weekend ahead looking into our Saturday.
Here we are now almost 10 months later, and I am not going anywhere, anytime soon as I am now a permanent member of the WDIV Local 4 News/4Warn Weather Team covering all aspects of the weather in Southeastern Michigan!
The 4Warn Weather Team is tracking a winter storm that could bring several inches of snow to Metro Detroit on Friday.
The 4Warn Weather Team is tracking a significant storm that is expected to strongly impact holiday travel.
