The rain moves in at the beginning of the weekend and gives thunderstorms the chances of thunderstorms

Saginaw, me. (WNEM) – Happy Friday! The weather has remained pretty beautiful for today, with a lot of sunshine, which is a little airy through a light layer of clouds and the temperatures winds a bit airy and in the 70s. However, a bit of a pattern shift is on the move when we enter the weekend.

Friday evening to Saturday morning

The end of Friday seems to be pretty quiet and calm when the temperatures fall into the 1950s and partially cloudy sky. The only difference to the majority of the day is that the winds that will later increase to the night until Saturday. For Clare, Gratot and Isabella, wind gusts for wind gusts of up to 55 miles per hour were exhibited.

As we go on Saturday, the forecast begins to change. Around 3-4 a.m. our first chance of showing and thunderstorms comes with a warm front that is associated with a low pressure system that creates an active weather pattern across the country. This line will move through MID-Michigan before sunrise. The rain line leaves sunrise.

Saturday afternoon.

As soon as the first round of showers and thunderstorms runs out, we may have a few hours of dry conditions, since a large part of the region ends up in the “dry slit” of the low -pressure system, during this time the temperatures rise and should return to the 1970s.

While this can lead to a good time during the day, it can also help fuel the second round of showers and thunderstorms that pull in during the afternoon. The Storm Prediction Center has improved a large part of the southern Michigan, the thumb and the Bay Area to a marginal risk. In the afternoon and early evening there is a chance that storms can develop with stained reporting. The storm threat is low, but this setup can be sneaky for an isolated stronger storm.

The winds are strong all day (40-50 miles per hour), but thunderstorms could produce even greater gusts of up to 60 miles per hour and expected rains.

In addition to the remote storm potential, the winds will attract their attention on Saturday. The gusts are removed about 40 to 45 miles per hour in the south, which contributes to bringing warm air into the 1970s.

Saturday evening to Sunday morning.

The rain opportunities are continued over the night and until Sunday morning. The storm threat ends when the sun goes down when we lose energy. The rain is scattered and the reporting was the main question. Mid-Michigan has the chance to see rain, but we could see an eastern shift. To the east of the I-75 has the best chance for rain on Sunday morning.

On Saturday and Sunday there are sometimes heavy rain. Some of the thunderstorms can drop large amounts of rain. We may find one centimeter rain from the two days together. The heavy rain is set up in a line from Saginaw to Owosso and East.

The temperatures on Sunday become coolers with the measured values ​​in the mid -1940s and falls on the low until the mid -1940s in the afternoon. They fall and then become quiet. This will bring Windkühl to the upper 30s.

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