Hereโs your Michigan weather outlook for January 2024
After we saw temperatures swings throughout the month of December with a well above average temperature for Christmas, weโve been keeping an eye on our winter weather changes as we look ahead into the start of 2024.
Hereโs how much rain, snow is predicted in Metro Detroit over next 3 months
Outlooks from the Climate Prediction Center offer a glance at the temperature and precipitation to expect as we close out 2023.
Isolated showers on Tuesday before storm chances arrive late week -- Hereโs what to expect
We keep sunshine into the forecast working through the entire day with an isolated rain shower in the afternoon and early evening
Long-range weather forecasts for SE Michigan: When will the heat return?
While we take a brief dip in temperatures, longer range forecasts are showing that we are going to warm things back up by the time we get to the end of the month
Weather outlook: Michigan trending milder for February 2021
The Climate Prediction Center has Michigan trending warmer for the month of February 2021. Michigan also is expected to see above average precipitation this February. Above average temperatures are expected to remain through April. Above average precipitation also is expected through April in Michigan and the Great Lakes region. Michigan weather outlook for February 2021 -- Climate Prediction Center (WDIV)Michigan weather outlook for February through April 2021 -- Climate Prediction Center (WDIV)
Expect busier-than-normal hurricane season, NOAA says
The updated forecast was issued just ahead of the start of the most active hurricane period -- the roughly eight weeks that surround Sept. 10, when hurricane season hits its statistical peak. Just two months into the Atlantic hurricane season, the seasons so far has followed an average path. Two named storms, including one hurricane, were expected by Aug. 1 by National Hurricane Center experts. Last year saw an above-average Atlantic hurricane season, with Hurricanes Florence and Michael slamming US coastlines with devastating effect. That means conditions could become more favorable for tropical development during the second half of this hurricane season, from September to Nov. 30.