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The streak of dry days across the region will give way to rain showers for the region by the end of the weekend
Trick-or-treating should be primarily dry, but with colder air in place and a weak disturbance, expect some rain and snow showers late Tuesday night
More rain and snow showers are on the way to Metro Detroit for the end of the weekend, and we also look back at the winter storm from Friday night into Saturday morning.
An active weather pattern returns to the region for majority of the next week across Metro Detroit.
The clouds have stuck around for most of the day, with some of us seeing a little light snow, but we’ve got more winter weather moving into the region as we work throughout the overnight hours on Saturday and into the first half of our Sunday.
After a soggy end of the week, with rain showers and plenty of cloud cover, we are keeping a chance of a light wintry mix of rain and snow showers into the forecast through the early morning hours on Saturday.
An active weather pattern sets up for the majority of the week ahead with major swings in temperatures ahead as well
A light wintry mix will move through the region for the first half of the day before the clouds stick around with temperatures in the 40s
Tranquil weather moves into the region for the next few days before a high-impact winter storm moves in just in time for holiday travel late this week
After a day where we kept plenty of cloud cover around, cold temperatures, and light snow or snow flurries, we will continue this trend through the overnight hours tonight and into the end of the weekend.
The cloudy skies and cold temperatures will stick around for the start of the work week before a stronger system moves into the region
The last round of winter weather has moved out of the region, but we do have more winter weather on the way for the second half of next week
For the start of the weekend on Saturday, expect cloudy skies to stick around, with chilly temperatures. High temperatures heading for the lower 40s by Saturday afternoon.
After a nice end to the weekend with sunshine, the active weather pattern returns to the region for the upcoming work week
After plenty of clouds and windy conditions for Saturday, a much more tranquil forecast moves in for the end of the weekend...
After a nice start to the weekend, grab the umbrella, we've got some much needed rainfall heading for the region.
After a nice end to the week, dry weather continues for Saturday before some much needed rainfall moves into the region for the end of the weekend
A cold front will bring scattered rain showers for Thanksgiving night before we have more dry weather move into the region for the end of the week and first part of the weekend
The dry weather continues for most of Thanksgiving before rainfall moves back into the region for the end of the week
After some sunshine and a little snow to end the weekend; more wet weather moves in as we look ahead into the Thanksgiving holiday
Some sunshine is forecast for the beginning of the week before wintry weather returns with a light snow accumulation possible by Wednesday Morning
Some sunshine moves back into the region for the end of the weekend before an active forecast next week with multiple chances for wintry weather
After most of the region saw some snow showers on Saturday, drier weather moves in for the end of the weekend before more winter weather heads our way next week
Much colder temperatures work into the region for the weekend with the chance of some rain showers and snow showers
The sunshine continues into the beginning of next week, but we're tracking some colder changes heading into the region
After a windy start to the weekend, we'll bring sunshine into the forecast for Sunday before colder changes move into the region for the end of the week
Well below average temperatures will be the big headlines for the beginning of next week with rain showers, a few snowflakes and breezy winds
Dry and breezy winds will continue for the end of the weekend before our first flakes of the season move into Metro Detroit
Early rain showers give way to drier weather, then we bring in some of the first flakes of the season with colder air early next week
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After a long line of heavy rain with gusty winds, showers become more widely scattered before midnight. Afterward, we’ll have a lull with cloudy skies for a time. Then, heavy showers and some thunderstorms arrive from the south and west by dawn and when many of us wake up tomorrow morning.
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DETROIT – Rain and snow are heading our way, but enjoy the rest of these Presidents Day daylight hours on the dry side. The wintry mix comes into Metro Detroit Monday evening around 8 p.m. from the southwest. Most of Metro Detroit, especially north of I-94 will see an hour or two of wet snow with a half inch to an inch and a half around the area before all of the moisture turns liquid. Temperatures will be rising and the winds will be cranking late tonight and the snow will switch from snow to rain from south to north around midnight. Highs are back in the mid 30s Friday, near 40F Saturday, and mid 40s by Sunday with wall to wall weekend sunshine.
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