Metro Detroit weather forecast Nov. 4, 2022 — 4 p.m. Update

BEAUTIFUL, BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE SOME CHANGES ARE ON THE WAY. IT’S BEEN A LITTLE BREEZY TODAY AS WELL FOR JUST ABOUT EVERYONE BACK INTO THE SEVENTIES. YET AGAIN TOMORROW IS WHEN WE START TO GET THOSE BIG CHANGES AND THOSE WIND GUSTS COULD BE ON THE STRONGER SIDE HEADING INTO TOMORROW AFTERNOON BECAUSE OF THAT THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED A WIND ADVISORY FOR ALL OF SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN FROM 11 AM UNTIL NINE PM TOMORROW WE COULD SEE WIND GUSTS AS HIGH AS 50 MILES AN HOUR HEADING THROUGH TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND INTO EARLY TOMORROW EVENING TOWER CAME

OVER DOWNTOWNETRO. ENTY OF SUNSHINE, A LITTLE MORE CLOUD COVER WORKING INTO THE FORECAST HEADING INTO THIS AFTERNOON, BUT TEMPERATURES STILL WELL ABOVE AVERAGE. SITTING AT 74 RIGHT NOW. CITY AIRPORT, 71 IN PONTIAC , AS WELL AS IN HOW 71 IN ANN ARBOR AND 74 RIGHT NOW WORKING OVER IN A METRO AIRPORT WINS BREEZY FOR EVERYBODY OUT OF THE SOUTH, SUSTAINED TEND UPWARDS OF 20 MILES AN HOUR RIGHT NOW AT METRO AIRPORT, THOSE GUSTS ONLY GETTING STRONGER OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND HEADING INTO OUR SATURDAY. IT’S ALL THANKS TO A VERY STRONG COLD FRONT, WELL OUT TO THE

WEST WEST OF CHICAGO, WORKING DOWN TOWARDS WICHITA AND MA OAHOM CYORNADO WATCHES IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF OKLAHOMA AND NORTH TEXAS AS THIS FRONTAL BOUNDARY MOVES OFF

TO THE EAST, WE WILL SEE OUR RAIN CHANCES INCREASE AS WE HAD INTO OUR SATURDAY SO CLOUDS INCREASE OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND BY ONE O’CLOCK TOMORROW AFTERNOON, WE’LL START WATCHING THE RADAR FOR SOME OF THOSE RAIN SHOWERS. ONCE THAT FRONT STARTS TO PULL THROUGH HERE. THIS IS WHERE WE SEE THE POTENTIAL FOR A FEW WIND GUSTS. MAYBE UP TO 60 MILES AN HOUR. THIS IS SEVEN O’CLOCK SATURDAY EVENING. THIS

IS THE COLD FRONT, FOLKS THAT WILL BRING US RAIN SHOWERS, MAYBE AN ISOLATED THUNDERSTORM. D THOSE GUSTY WINDS. NOW, ONCE THAT FRONT PULLS OUT OF HERE WE DO CLEAR THINGS OUT, AND WE SEE LOTS OF SUNSHINE ON SUNDAY, BUT THE WINDY CONDITIONS WILL REMAIN FOR THE ENTIRE WEEKEND WIN, STARTING TO PICK UP IN THOSE GUSTS. 20 TO 30 MILES AN HOUR BY EIGHT O’CLOCK TOMORROW MORNING, AND WE PEEK OUT INTO THE FORTIES TO NEAR 50 MILES AN HOUR BY FIVE O’CLOCK TOMORROW EVENING AS THAT FRONTAL BOUNDARY STARTS TO PULL UNDER THE REGION, BUT ONCE THAT

FRONT PULLS OFF TO THE EAST, STILL HAVING WIND GUST 20 TO 25 MILES AN HOUR LATE SATURDAY NIGHT AND INTO TO SUNDAY AS WELL . 11 O’CLOCK ON SUNDAY MORNINGS SUSTNEDINDS STILL OUT OF THE SOUTH 15 UPWARDS OF 25 MILES AN HOUR, SO DEFINITELY HOLD ONTO YOUR HATS AS WE HEAD INTO THE ENTIRE WEEKEND. NOT BAD FOR ANY FOOTBALL GAMES TONIGHT. KICKOFF RIGHT AROUND SEVEN O’CLOCK TEMPERATURES INTO THE MIDDLE SIXTIES WITH THAT SUNSET JUST BEFORE 6 30 THIS EVENING, NOT BAD FOR THE EXTENDED FORECAST. ONCE WE GET PAST THE WEEKEND SIXTIES MID SIXTIES ON SUNDAY,

STILL BREEZY, BUT PLENTY OF SUNSHINE TO START THE WEEK FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY THURSDAY. HE LOOKS GOOD, TOO, AND LOOKS LIKE WE BRING ANOTHER CHANCE OF RAIN SHOWERS IN WITH ANOTHER COLD FRONT, BUT TEMPERATURES WELL ABOVE AVERAGE LOSIIES BY IS