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Michigan’s Weather Rollercoaster: Rain, Snow, and Freezing Temps Incoming!

Michigan’s Weather Rollercoaster: Rain, Snow, and Freezing Temps Incoming!

Michigan, get ready for a wild weather ride! A storm system is moving in Thursday, bringing rain, a chance for snow, and gusty winds that will stick around into the weekend. If you’re traveling along I-94 or anywhere in the state, be prepared for slick roads, reduced visibility, and a major drop in temperatures by Saturday.

Thursday: A Sloppy Mix of Rain and Snow Along I-94

What’s Happening?
Rain moves in early Thursday morning and will continue for most of the day.
As temperatures drop in the evening, some areas north of I-94 could see rain mix with or turn into snow.
Not a big snowstorm, but just enough to create slick spots, especially overnight.

Temperatures:
Morning and afternoon highs near 50°F, keeping things mostly rainy.
By the evening, temps dip into the 30s, bringing the chance for wet snowflakes.

How This Affects You:
Expect a wet, slow-moving evening commute.
Watch out for icy spots late at night, especially on bridges and ramps.
Drive carefully—changing conditions could make for a tricky Thursday night!

Friday: Winds Pick Up, Temperatures Drop

What’s Coming?
Gusty winds up to 38 mph will make travel difficult, especially for high-profile vehicles.
Temperatures will be in the low 50s, but with the wind, it will feel much colder.
By evening, wind chills will make it feel more like the 30s!

What to Do:
Secure outdoor items—trash bins, decorations, and patio furniture could blow around.
If you’re on the road, keep both hands on the wheel—gusty winds can make driving tricky!
Wear an extra layer—the wind is going to cut right through lighter jackets.

Weekend Outlook: Cold and Blustery

Saturday: Winter Makes a Comeback
Morning starts off cold, in the 20s.
Cloudy early, then a little sun, but highs only reach 28°F.
Winds will still be breezy, making it feel even colder.

Sunday: A True Winter Chill
Cold and crisp, with highs around 31°F.
Lows drop to the 20s, so bundle up!
A mostly sunny day, but don’t expect it to feel warm.

Monday: A Slight Warm-Up
Temperatures climb into the upper 30s.
Still chilly, but at least we’re heading in the right direction.

How to Stay Safe and Prepare

On the Roads:
Keep an eye on road conditions, especially Thursday night into Friday morning.
Stock your car with winter essentials—blankets, a flashlight, snacks, and a phone charger.
If driving on Friday, be mindful of strong crosswinds on highways.

At Home:
Bring in or tie down outdoor furniture, grills, and loose decorations before winds pick up.
Make sure your heating system is ready for the cold weekend.
Stock up on winter gear if you haven’t already—this cold snap will be a shock!

What You Need to Know

Thursday: Wet, windy, and possibly snowy late—expect a slow, messy commute.
Friday: Wind gusts up to 38 mph—secure loose objects and bundle up!
Saturday & Sunday: Cold and blustery—highs in the 20s and 30s, so winter gear is a must!
Monday: A little warmer, but still chilly—at least no storms for now.

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