LANSING, Mich. — Sunday night's storms brought a lot of damage to our neighborhoods with thousands of customers without power this Monday morning. Preliminary wind reports from yesterday are as high as 96 mph. You can see more below.
Today, we will dry out with mostly cloudy skies as our temperatures will take a dive. Winds out of the northwest with gusts around 25 mph will allow our high temps to trend in the mid to lower 40's.
Tuesday will bring similar conditions to today with a chance to see the sun however, which will be nice. We will quickly turn our attention to the overnight hours of Tuesday as temps will fall into the mid to lower 30's.
Incoming precipitation could produce a wintry mix and freezing rain for the Wednesday morning time frame. This could bring impacts to the Wednesday morning commute with slick spots on the roadways. We will continue to track this closely.
However, Wednesday morning is not our only concern. Wednesday afternoon and evening brings the potential for severe weather back to our neighborhoods. A large portions of our neighborhoods is under a level 3, enhanced risk for severe weather for strong winds, possible hail, and a possible tornado.
Precipitation will last through the entire day on Wednesday, but the severe potential begins around 4 PM and last through the evening hours before passing through after midnight. We will continue to watch this system very carefully as we head through the week. Make sure you know where to get your information and have a plan for any severe weather in your neighborhood.
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