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A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for Wayne and Yates Counties until 9pm, with isolated storms possible this afternoon. The main band of storms is moving eastward, and additional development is expected. Temperatures will be in the 70s, dropping to the lower 60s overnight. More rain and thunderstorms are expected on Tuesday, with cooler temperatures. High pressure will bring drier conditions later in the week.
Metro Detroit is expected to experience showers and thunderstorms starting Friday night and continuing through Memorial Day weekend. Saturday will see highs in the upper 70s to low 80s with decreasing clouds in the afternoon. Sunday will have partly cloudy skies with possible strong storms in the afternoon. Memorial Day will feature isolated showers with highs in the lower 70s. The wet weather may persist into the following week.
Super Bowl Sunday's weather will mainly feature rain showers in the Mid-Atlantic, with steady rain in Southern Maryland and spotty showers continuing into the evening. Snow is expected on Tuesday in central Pennsylvania, New York, and New England, while the Mid-Atlantic, including Baltimore, will likely miss out. Temperatures will remain above freezing, and the upcoming week will see near-average temperatures with a potential for snow or a mix next weekend.
A cold front is set to sweep through South Florida, bringing a sudden drop in temperatures from the mid-80s to the upper 50s by Monday morning, with highs in the 60s. Dry, cool air will follow the front, and the region can expect highs in the mid-to-low 70s and lows ranging from the upper 40s to around 60 degrees throughout the week.
The weather in Baltimore has shifted from bitter cold to warmer temperatures and heavy rain, with rain showers expected during the AFC Championship Game. The potential for snow is limited, but flurries or snow showers may occur mid-week. The meteorologist, Justin Berk, also shared a personal message about having dyslexia and the challenges it presents in his work.
After record high temperatures in Washington, D.C. today, a cold front will bring cooler but still mild weather for the weekend, with clouds and showers expected on Saturday and lingering into Sunday. Daytime temperatures will be in the 50s on Saturday and upper 40s on Sunday, with a chance of snowflakes Sunday night.
First Warn is in place for freezing drizzle/freezing rain overnight into Monday morning in Kansas City, with ice accumulation of 0.01 to 0.1". Hazardous travel is expected Monday morning, but temperatures will warm up, transitioning the precipitation to rain by Monday afternoon. A winter Weather Advisory is in effect, and another wave of rain showers is expected Monday afternoon through early Tuesday. Breezy conditions are forecasted for Sunday's Chiefs vs Bills game, with temperatures staying around average for the week and several chances for rain showers.
Houston's weather will warm up through the weekend with rain chances before a cold front moves through on Christmas Eve or early Christmas morning, bringing cooler and drier weather for the holiday. A fallstreak hole, a rare meteorological phenomenon, was spotted near Spring. Wednesday and Thursday will see temperatures in the 70s with a mix of sunshine and clouds. The weekend will be cloudy with on-and-off rain showers, and Christmas Eve may have more rainfall and thunderstorm potential. Christmas Day will have a reduced chance of rain, with highs in the upper 60s. Next week will be pleasant and winter-like with temperatures in the 60s and partly to mostly sunny skies.
A Pacific storm is expected to bring mild temperatures, partly cloudy skies, and spotty light rain showers along the west coast until Thursday. On Friday, the storm will move inland, bringing widespread rain to the region, with snow levels remaining above population centers. Colder air will arrive on Friday night, resulting in rain and mountain snow showers above 6000'. The storm is expected to clear the state by Sunday. Travel plans should be monitored due to the evolving forecast.
Saturday will be mild with clouds and a few breaks of sunshine, temperatures reaching the 50s in the south and 40s in the north. Overnight, low pressure will bring increasing clouds and rain showers, with the potential for patchy fog and black ice. Sunday will be raw and colder, with rain developing from south to north and the possibility of snow in northern New England. Central and northern New England have the best chance for accumulating snow. Conditions improve on Monday, with drier and cooler temperatures expected for Tuesday and Wednesday. Another system with rain and snow is expected later in the week.
A cold front is expected to bring cooler and drier air to Tampa Bay just in time for Thanksgiving, with showers likely on Wednesday. Temperatures will be in the mid- to low 80s on Tuesday and Wednesday, but will drop slightly on Thursday, starting in the upper 50s and warming to the lower 70s. Rain chances increase again on Friday, with a 30% chance of rain in the afternoon. Saturday will be clear with temperatures in the mid-70s, and Sunday will be partly cloudy with temperatures reaching the upper 70s.
Rain showers are expected overnight in western Massachusetts, with a possibility of an icy mix in higher elevations above 1000ft. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Berkshire County due to minor icing. Temperatures will fall to around and below freezing before midnight, causing potentially icy spots on roads. Rain chances increase on Thursday morning, with some pockets of mixing or freezing rain in the highest elevations. The rain tapers off in the afternoon, and a dry stretch of weather is expected for the weekend and next week.
After a cloudy start to the weekend, Metro Detroit can expect sunshine and temperatures in the low 50s on Sunday. However, a cold and frosty night is expected with overnight lows dropping into the mid-30s. Monday will start with sunshine and frost before increasing cloud cover and a chance of rain showers in the evening. Warmer temperatures are forecasted for Tuesday, reaching the lower 70s, but rain showers will return on Wednesday. The weekend will bring another chance of rain and cooler temperatures in the middle 50s.
Denver experienced warm temperatures on Tuesday, but a cold front is expected to bring cooler temperatures and passing rain showers on Wednesday. The cold front will also bring accumulating snow to the northern mountains, potentially causing slick travel over mountain passes. Thursday will be windy and cooler in Denver, with additional spotty rain showers. Sunshine will return on Friday, with a possible freeze in metro Denver overnight. The weekend and early next week will see plenty of sunshine and a warming trend.
The first cold front of the fall season is moving through Central Florida, bringing cooler temperatures and drier air. Morning temperatures will range from the 50s to low 70s, with boating conditions becoming bumpy along the coast. Monday morning will be chilly, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to low 70s. Dry and pleasant weather will continue through Monday and Tuesday, but showers will return on Tuesday night and persist throughout the rest of the week. Highs will reach the mid-to-upper 80s.