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Possible flurries through lunchtime. The sun is finally back Thursday and much warmer. Even warmer Friday. Join us!
Wednesday: Flurries or spinkles through lunchtime otherwise cloudy, and chilly. Upper 30s. NW-SW 10-15 mph.
Wednesday Night: Cloudy, relatively warm, and becoming windy. Evening lows in the lower to middle 30s then rising into the upper 30s. SSW 15-25 mph with 30 mph gusts.
Thursday: Quickly becoming sunny, much warmer, and windy. Upper 40s to near 50 degrees. SSW 15-25 mph with 30 mph gusts.
Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, relatively mild, and breezy. Near 40 degrees. SSW 10-20 mph.
Friday: Some morning sun then turning cloudy, even warmer, and windy. Rain develops around midnight Friday night. Lower 50s. SSW 15-25 mph.
Saturday: Periods of rain, warm, and windy. A few thunderstorms develop Saturday evening. Potential rainfall: up to 1/4″. Middle 50s. S-SW 15-30 mph.
Sunday: Snow showers, much colder, and breezy. Light accumulations under 1″ possible. Midnight highs in the 50s then falling into the middle 30s. W 15-25 mph.
You can always connect with the Weather Alert Network Team on Facebook (Keith Thompson, Jeff Porter, Will Haenni, Collin Rogers), Twitter (@weathermankeith, @jeffporterwx, @WillWWMT, @Collin_wwmt), and Instagram (@weathermankeith, @jeffporterwx, @WillWWMT).
Good morning West Michigan! After five straight overcast or near-overcast days (the longest streak since last January, by the way), it looks like we have just one more gray-sky day to endure before we get to see the sun again. Wednesday’s weather will be quite similar to Tuesday’s: cloudy, seasonably chilly, with a chance for occasional light snow maybe mixed with some rain.
Big weather changes begin tomorrow with a warmer, drier air mass that will translate into abundant sunshine and much warmer temperatures. A strong area of low pressure moving into the Great Lakes region (possibly right overhead) will bring a lot of wind and mild air (for this time of year) Friday and Saturday along with a soaking rain in the evening. A few thunderstorms can’t be ruled out Saturday night and very early Sunday morning as a much colder air mass moves in from the northwest.
Sunday will be windy and turning much colder with rain changing to wet snow by late in the day. There will likely be some accumulations by Sunday night/ Monday morning, but just how much we get is still to be determined. Stay tuned! It could be a wild ride!
Meteorologist Jeff Porter is tracking any snow showers popping up this morning. Plus, he has your out-the-door temperatures and a look ahead to the weekend. Catch his LIVE reports on News Channel 3 from 4:30 to 9:00!
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
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