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Remnants of Hurricane Polo to bring heavy rain to Michigan (opens the original)
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We are set to experience the heaviest round of rain since early September on Thursday. Back on September 3rd, Flint saw 1.24" of rain. That heavy amount was courtesy of strong thunderstorms. This time around, we have Pacific moisture to work with. It will be brought in as the remnants of Hurricane Polo is sent north into the Great Lakes along the jet stream. While light rain showers are expected Wednesday night, the heaviest rain will not begin until Thursday morning. Once the rain starts, it wi
Weather forecast across Michigan this Labor Day weekend (opens the original)
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This forecast is valid from Friday night through Monday night! Isolated rain showers will be around Friday night. By Saturday morning, and throughout the rest of the day, conditions will be dry. We will stay dry with sunshine for the remainder of the long weekend! Low temperatures will primarily be in the 50s. The usual cooler spots will settle into the 40s Saturday night and Sunday night. Highs will remain in the 70s to around 80 through Labor Day. Additional showers and storms will remain poss
Periodic storm chances continue as high heat and humidity builds (opens the original)
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Summer is far from over, even after a stretch where it felt more like early fall. Temperatures are going to quickly rise after they were kept in check on Monday. That is due to the amount of rain and clouds fading a bit towards the middle of the week. There will still, however, be a few chances at storms in the deeper heat/humidity. Beginning with Monday evening and Monday night, the coverage of rain will become isolated. There will remain the chance of thunderstorms, but severe weather is not a
The northern lights could dance across the sky during tonight's lunar eclipse (opens the original)
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A once in a lifetime event could greet us all tonight, but only if you are willing to stay up late. We know for sure that the nearly-full lunar eclipse will happen. It will begin slowly turning red at 10:33 PM. By 12:12 AM Friday morning, the maximum eclipse will occur. 96% of the moon will be red, but the view from the ground will appear full. The red will then slowly fade, ending at 1:51 AM. Unlike a solar eclipse, you can look at the moon without any special glasses. The good news also with t
Keep the umbrella handy: Storms rumble through on Saturday, become spotty Sunday (opens the original)
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Even though conditions have been pretty dry as of late, it has felt like weekends recently have always had a chance of rain. If you have been thinking that, the data supports it. It has been over a month since both Saturday and Sunday in a weekend featured 0" of rain. Every other weekend since has had at least a trace of rain on one of the days. However, both days this time around could have rain. The best chance of rain amongst the two days will be on Saturday. We will start there, with the hea
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