I am glad the severe weather threat fizzled yesterday. Just a little bit of sideways rain in Jackson then quiet. Now we are just in the rain, which is causing some flooding issues throughout the area. Have a look at the list of alerts:
FLOOD WARNING: As late as April 25th, 2 AM
- Jackson
- Clinton
- Shiawassee
- Ingham
- Branch
WIND ADVISORY: Until 8 PM EDT Tonight
- Branch
- Hillsdale
- Lenawee
- Calhoun
- Jackson
- Washtenaw
- Eaton
- Ingham
- Livingston
- Clinton
- Shiawassee
SUMMARY: A surface tracks thru the Upper Peninsula and drags a cold front along with it, keeping skies cloudy today and into tonight, and opening the door for a shot of polar air coming in from Canada as a trough digs it's way through the Midwest, keeping temperatures in the 40's with perhaps a 50 or two. We don't start to warm up again until late Sunday or early Monday. Clear and chilly will be the rule for the weekend, definitely have a jacket!
Forecast: Today, cloudy, some lingering showers persist throughout the day and into the evening, high 45, wind turning WNW increasing to 25-35 MPH.
Tonight: Cloudy, maybe a stray shower, don't be surprised to see a snowflake, low 28. Wind NW 10-20 MPH.
Saturday, clearing skies, chilly, high 45, wind NW 7-14 MPH.
More detailed forecast forthcoming this afternoon. I hope you have a great day!
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