High Wind Watch issued for SE Michigan Friday, snow on the way

New this morning, a High Wind Watch was issued for all of Southeast Michigan starting at 5AM Friday by way of 8PM. Southwest winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts as much as 55 mph can be attainable.

Today

Back to actuality… Turning sunny in the present day, however brisk and cooler (nearer to March averages). Highs can be in the low 40s with gusts near 25 mph, that means wind chills can be about ten levels cooler in the 30s.

Tomorrow

We can be again in the 40s on Friday, however we aren’t achieved with winter but. Accumulating snow can be attainable Friday morning, with minor accumulations as far south as I-94, however higher possibilities for accumulations of 1-3″ primarily north of M-59. We might see flakes as early as midnight, however a extra in style wintry combine (rain/snow) will arrive earlier than dawn. Most will push out by 9AM with remoted flurries by way of the afternoon.

Weekend and Beyond

Another spherical of accumulating snow is probably going Saturday night time into the first a part of Sunday. Thunderstorms are then attainable late day Sunday with sturdy winds late Sunday into Monday as colder air arrives. We fall beneath common Monday and Tuesday with highs close to or beneath freezing and lows in the teenagers to doubtlessly single digits.