Did you know we can see fog on satellite imagery? The GOES East nighttime microphysics view shows dense fog (aqua/gray colors) advecting off Lake Erie into southern Michigan, northwest Ohio, and northeast Indiana. Visibilities may be as low as 1/4 mile through 10 AM EDT.
We’ll see low temperatures well into the 30s once again. As a result, we have a variety of frost and freeze headlines in effect. Warmer Sunday afternoon with highs in the low-60s. #inwx#ohwx#miwx
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Our typical first 32° freeze occurs between Oct 11-20, and here we are with a frost advisory. As skies clear & wind weakens, there is a narrow window of opportunity for frost.
Freeze Watch tomorrow night. #inwx#ohwx#miwx
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Breezy and cooler today into early this evening with scattered rain showers. A Wind Advisory remains in effect downwind of Lake Michigan where gusts to 45 mph are forecast mid afternoon into this evening.
A strong system will bring chances for showers and thunderstorms into this evening. A few stronger storms are possible. Windy and much colder conditions arrive Friday. Frost potential exists this weekend, mainly Sunday morning.
An Autumn storm brings rain, breezy conditions, and sharply cooler air. Dry tonight followed rain and isolated thunderstorms later Thursday through the night. Wind gusts increase Friday and cooler air rushes in. Temperatures Friday night will fall into the 30s. #inwx#ohwx#miwx