The most recent rain, he said, occurred over about 12 hours.įrey said about 3½ inches (8.9 cm) of rain was reported southeast of Ann Arbor, while 3.4 inches (8.6 cm) fell near Armada in northern Macomb County. Weather forecast for Detroit, Michigan, live radar, satellite, severe weather alerts, hour by hour and 7 day forecast temperatures from WDIV Local 4 and. “In most of the heavy rain events we had earlier this year, 3 to 5 inches of rain occurred over a few hours,” said Trent Frey, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oakland County’s White Lake Township. The long duration of the storm, however, allowed rainfall runoff to enter storm drains, rivers and streams more slowly starting Tuesday afternoon, which helped the area avoid levels of flooding that submerged thousands of basements, dozens of streets and even freeways this summer. Highs will be in the low 70s on Monday and Tuesday.WEST BLOOMFIELD (AP) - Between an inch and 4 inches of rain fell on the Detroit area as of Wednesday morning during the latest batch of wet weather to roll through parts of Michigan and other Midwestern states. Friday Friday will once again be a dry day. By Tuesday morning, we’ll all see more widespread rain. 4Warn Weather Air Quality Alert continues through Friday as fine particulates continue to cause respiratory issues among sensitive groups of people. It can take up to 10 times longer to stop in snowy or icy weather.
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Some, especially those more south and west, may dry out a bit on Monday afternoon, but that won’t last long. Driving slow on snowy and icy roads allows the driver a longer reaction time. 66 Feels Like SW 4mph Wind 49 Humidity 9mi Visibility 29.81in Pressure 46 Dew Point Radar Past 9:15 PM PDT HOURLY FORECAST 12:00 AM Saturday Mostly Clear 65 0 WSW 4 mph 1:00 AM Saturday. The rain will linger into Monday morning. A cold front will push through the region at the same time. We’ll likely start seeing the rain move in around 6-7 p.m., with widespread rain across the region by 8 p.m. A tornado that slammed into southeastern Missouri early Wednesday caused at least five deaths and injuries to five people, and prompted a feverish search for survivors in the wreckage. The tornado caused a total loss of 19 million in 1953 dollars (215. Then, much needed rain will arrive on Sunday.Įxpect shower chances to increase throughout Sunday afternoon. National Weather Service Wind speeds are rated between 261 and 318 mph. Highs will climb back to around 80 degrees. Rain arrives this weekendĮxpect sunshine and dry weather on Saturday. Dry Fridayįriday will remain dry and hazy.
It will feel a little cool for this time of year, especially in the wake of a long, hot stretch we just had in Metro Detroit.Įxpect the haze from the Canadian wildfire smoke to stick around tonight into Friday. Highs will be below average, close to 70 degrees. Skies will be mostly sunny with a widespread haze today. Read more: Detroit air quality among worst on Earth as Canadian wildfire smoke moves through
The alert could be extended beyond Thursday.ĭuring the alert, people are encouraged to not overexert themselves outdoors. It’s the first time Michigan has been issued an air quality alert due to wildfire smoke. We typically see these alerts on hot, stagnant summer days. The hourly concentration of pollutants, or fine particles, from the Canadian wildfire smoke has elevated to an unhealthy category for everyone - not just for those in “sensitive groups,” such as those with asthma or respiratory issues.
We have another cool start on this Thursday.Īn air quality alert is in effect for all of Southeast Michigan through today.
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