DETROIT – Good Thursday afternoon!
A wind advisory for Southeast Michigan expires at 4 p.m. today. Huron County is under a high wind warning Thursday, with the potential for winds to gust to 50-60 mph in the tip of the Thumb region.
Any chances for a rain shower mostly faded away with the morning.
Skies will gradually improve through the afternoon as temps go from the low 60s to the low and mid 50s. The winds will relax as the sun sets.
Today’s sunset is at 5:02 p.m.
Cooling off Friday
Friday looks a lot closer to normal for mid-December in Metro Detroit. Morning lows will be near 30 degrees or cooler, and highs will be closer to 40 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Clouds will race in Friday evening ahead of a little wintry mix overnight.
Snowy Saturday, dry Sunday
That wintry mix Friday night will turn to all snow by Saturday morning. We may have some minor accumulation of 1-3 inches of snow.
Temps will hang in the mid 30s most of Saturday. That snow will be a nuisance and will slow down some of your holiday shopping and getting around. Be careful!
Sunday will be the brighter and drier day of the weekend, with temps in the mid 20s to mid 30s.
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