4Warn Weather – After plenty of sunshine to end the week, we will keep some sunshine into the forecast with cooler temperatures to start the weekend on Saturday. With an upper level of disturbance close by the region, and that colder air mass in place, we are going to keep the cloud cover around and the chance of an isolated shower, especially north of metro Detroit. Most places will stay dry throughout the day, but we can’t rule out that isolated shower. High temperatures heading for the upper 40s by Saturday afternoon.
High-pressure rules the forecast for the end of the weekend on Sunday, which means we will see plenty of sunshine after clearing things out late Saturday night. There is the potential for some patching Frost early on Sunday morning as we start out into the low to mid 30s, and warm into the upper 50s by Sunday afternoon.
Dry weather sticks around into Tuesday, a mixture of sunshine and clouds throughout the day with temperatures getting a little warmer. High temperatures heading for the lower 60s by Monday afternoon.
Another low-pressure system works through the region by the time we get to Tuesday. Clouds will increase Monday night into early on Tuesday morning with rain showers expected throughout the day on Tuesday. High high temperatures heading for the lower 60s by Tuesday afternoon.
Saturday: Partly cloudy skies. An isolated rain shower possible, especially North of Metro Detroit. High: 49. Winds: West 10-15 MPH with gusts as high as 25 MPH.
Saturday night: Decreasing clouds, skies becoming mainly clear. Patchy frost possible overnight. Low: 34. Winds: West 5-10 MPH.
Sunday: Mostly sunny skies. Warmer temperatures. High: 61. Winds: West 5-15 MPH with gusts as high as 25 MPH.
Sunday night: Mainly clear skies. Chilly temperatures. Low: 36. Winds: Northwest 5-15 MPH.