Our morning has been cloudy and damp from overnight rain. We received almost 3/4 of an inch over the past 24 hours and I think the rain is over for now. Skies are cloudy with some breaks, allowing the sun to peek through once in a while. The past two days have been very warm again, with highs reaching the 70s. This weather is unbelievable. We’re supposed to have snow this time of year. Our 12:45 PM temperature is 60°F…
Light sprinkles began late last night, then progressed to light, steady rain this morning. There was 0.29″ in my gauge at 8:30, and the rain has continued since then. Rain is in our forecast through Tuesday night and we really need it. Our 9:30 temperature is 60°F, the humidity is 96%, and winds are from the S at 3-8 mph. The pressure is 29.79 in and steady, and the dew point is 58°F. Visibility is 4 miles with light rain. …
Today isn’t too bad. It’s chilly but a little warmer than the past few days. We have a chance for some rain tonight but no large amounts. The next few days will be very warm again with highs near the 70s. Our 2 PM temperature is 61°F, the humidity is 43%, and winds are from the SE at 4-9 mph. The pressure is 29.99 in and falling, and the dew point is 33°F. Visibility is 14 miles and skies are…
The morning began with clear skies and a heavy frost. Most of the tress are bare now except the maples and oaks. They are still hanging on a bit longer. Winds from the past two days really did a good job of stripping them. Today will be more tranquil and the sun should make it feel comfortable. It won’t be a bad day for early November. Our 11:45 AM temperature is 44°F (7°C), the humidity is 78%, and skies are…
Today will be a normal early November day. I think the 70 degree weather is now gone, but who really knows? I’ve seen it happen in late November in the past, and the way the weather has been this year, anything can happen. Most of yesterday’s rain missed us although we did get a few sprinkles. Today will be breezy but not like the past two days. Our 10:15 AM temperature is 44°F, the humidity is 73%, and skies are…
Yesterday was another record breaker, but now temperatures will decline back to more normal levels. Today is still expected to reach into the 70s, but will be much cooler for the weekend. We have had a few sprinkles of rain so far but radar shows more on the way, but nothing heavy. Wind will still be the issue today. Our 2 PM temperature is 68°F (20°C), the humidity is 84%, and skies are overcast. Winds are from the S at…
In spite of very warm temperatures, it isn’t pleasant to be outdoors because of the strong winds. Yesterday broke the record for high temperatures, and I think it will happen again today. This clashing of warm and cold temperatures will bring some nasty weather to the central regions of the country. I’m hoping that it doesn’t work it’s way to us. At this time, this system is expected to weaken as it moves our way. Our 1:15 PM temperature is…
Today could be a record breaker. Highs could reach the upper 70s which would break the previous record. Our morning began with a little thunder and 0.15″ of rain. We really need the rain and I just wish it would have been more. We do have another chance for Wednesday night into Thursday so hopefully, it will be more than what we got last night. Our 12:30 PM temperature is 72°F (22°C), the humidity is 70%, and skies are partly…
This morning had some light frost and calm winds. Now some clouds have moved in and it is breezy. We could see rain tonight, and even a thunderstorm. Rain chances will continue through tomorrow morning. Record high temperatures are a possibility. Our 12:45 PM temperature is 58°F (14°C), the humidity is 44%, and winds are from the S at 4-7 mph. The pressure is 29.97 in (1014.9 mb) and falling, and the dew point is 32°F (0°C). Yesterday’s high was…
Today began with a heavy frost and clear skies. Now we have partly cloudy skies and a brisk wind. It feels like a typical fall day in Michigan. We are expecting another round of 70 degree weather this week before temperatures dip back to the normal range. YouTube weather analyst, Ryan Hall, warns that with these changes could come a round of severe weather. The exact areas affected are not certain as yet, so we’ll have to keep an eye…