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For Friday and Saturday the Average High and Average Low for Detroit City Airport and Detroit Metro Airport:
Average High: 84
Average Low: 65

Is it going to take a Pacific hurricane to finally move some of the stagnant jetstream and move the heatwaves out of the NW/SW/Texas and get more normal summer temps with less torrential rain in the Great Lakes? And the rain is so damn isolated in NW OHIO: Lucas County = 2.5", Wood County= 1", Seneca County= 0.0" and Wyandot a tornado warning while you can play golf all day in Sandusky County without an umbrella?
What is the over-riding dynamic in the lower Great Lakes? Blocking High Pressure, stagnant lows with a warm front moving north and south at will, or how is MI/OH colder than Canada half the time?

Last week Jay Bershbeck at WTVG forecast 10 days of rain, pretty close, had 9 days.

Holy shit. Get over it already.

Feels like Dec with all the cloudy days this past week. Would be good if it wasn't for the humidity being in the upper '70's is how I like the temps with no humidity whatsoever.

They said it would rain today

MWmetalhead wrote: ↑Fri Jul 16, 2021 2:39 pm Yup. Wayne County is a clusterfuck again in terms of freeway flooding. Hopefully there'll be far fewer flooded basements this time.

Driving into midtown this morning on 96 and 94, barely able to see ahead through the torrent (and wisely exiting 94 ahead of the M-10 flood area), WWJ weather was telling me "scattered light rain," while WWJ traffic was reporting an ever increasing number of flooded roads.

On Saturday, WTVG had us with warm and no rain in the 10-day forecast.
Then, Sunday night, their Junior Meteorologist is predicting a chance of
rain every freakin day? What's Detroit's on-air guessing for this week?