4 weather warning – Wind chills will make it 60 degrees colder than it was on Tuesday 24 hours from now. No, that's not a typo.
On Tuesday, we not only broke the record of 63 degrees, but we also shattered it with a high of 74 degrees.
Overnight, we remain at a slight risk for severe weather. The time has changed slightly from Tuesday, with storms starting a little later in the evening.
11pm – 2am
Rain and storms are moving to the northeast at 45 mph. Hail as large as a golf ball to an egg would be the main threat.
Although we cannot rule out high winds and an isolated tornado, we are still at a slight risk (Level 2) from the Storm Prediction Center.
Wednesday
Wednesday will be a wild ride as we start the day with a few light rain showers that will mix with wet snowflakes as temperatures drop.
We go from the 50s in the morning to wind chills in the single digits by the afternoon.
By 5pm, our temperature will be 29 degrees and the wind chill is only 13 above zero.
Wind warnings will be in effect from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. throughout southeastern Lower Michigan with wind gusts up to 45 mph.
A quick cold snap and then back to the sixties! I can't wait to see you tonight at 11pm
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