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DETROIT – I hope you enjoyed the first half of the weekend! It was great barbecue weather, not to mention great weather for a Tigers walk-off win at Comerica Park!
Although we are starting our Sunday with some showers around they will rapidly diminish early this morning, and most of the rest of the day should be dry as this morning’s computer models are downplaying our afternoon shower chances.
That doesn’t mean that there is no chance for a brief pop-up shower. Rather, it means that most of us won’t see one and only a few of us will. So, even with small chances, you still want to periodically check our app’s real-time radar just to make sure nothing pops up and heads your way if you have outdoor plans.
I hope you enjoyed the first half of the weekend! It was great barbecue weather, not to mention great weather for a Tigers walk-off win at Comerica Park!
Temperatures could be in the 60s around metro Detroit next week
and last updated 2021-03-02 10:23:05-05
(WXYZ) â A ridge of high pressure is poised to build across the southeastern U.S. around the middle of next week as cold air moves south across the Rockies and western U.S.
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This setup would allow temperatures to climb into the 60s as early as Tuesday (March 9th) across metro Detroit. A southwest wind would continue to keep temperatures well-above average for a few days before the ridge breaks down and colder air moves back over the Great Lakes.
The Climate Prediction Center has lower Michigan, Illinois and Indiana in a bulls eye warm sector, with a 70% chance of above average temperatures March 9th to March 15th.