Cloudy with a chance of flurries Thursday before temperatures tumble this weekend
A not so cold day is setting up across Southeast Michigan.
Clouds win and we might catch some flurries but count on uneventful conditions overall.
Winds turn to the north behind a cold front tonight and Friday which spells a bit of lake effect developing over Lake Huron.
Those showers may add up to an inch or so for areas along the shores of Lake Huron and flurries or a few showers penetrate further inland across Southeast Michigan on Friday.
This as cold air returns.
Single digit low temperatures show up Saturday and Sunday morning as a system plunges from our west to our south and then lifts back to the north and comes close to brushing Southeast Michigan Sunday night/Monday morning.
I'll say it doesn't and we're dry, but it's a wait, watch and see situation.
