4Warn Weather – Happy Wednesday!
A freeze warning is in effect for much of Southeast Michigan until 8 a.m. today. Some areas were also seeing some shallow fog reducing visibility on the roads this morning.
Clouds will break through the morning, allowing temperatures to fall through daybreak.
Temperatures will quickly rebound this afternoon with highs in the low 50s. It’ll be a couple degrees warmer than the previous few days, but still about 10 degrees below average.
Most of us will be dry today with a mix of sun and clouds. The Thumb region, however, may still see a few isolated showers.
Tonight’s sunset is at 8:27 p.m.
We’ll have one last chilly night before we get a bit of a warm-up heading into the weekend.
Cool, dry Thursday
Clearing skies will allow for good radiational cooling, so there’s another chance that a freeze warning might be issued for Thursday morning.
Otherwise, Thursday will be dry, sunny, and warmer with closer-to-average late April temps around 60 degrees.
Rain arrives Friday, sticks around
By Friday, we’ll enter an unsettled pattern that’ll bring rain chances into the forecast every day through early next week.
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