We will keep you posted as we get closer. We will be tracking rain showers mainly over Northern Lower Michigan, but we may see a few pop-up showers during the afternoon. Skies will stay partly sunny Thursday with that familiar feel of mid-50s to mid-70s. Middle 50s early to middle 70s for highs and a few scattered rain showers possible in the afternoon, but don’t cancel any of your outdoor plans as it doesn’t look to be real widespread or long lasting. Wednesday will be middle of the road kind of day in the middle of this week. That means tomorrow afternoon will become partly sunny and dry with highs in the middle 70s and winds moving WNW at 5-15 mph. tomorrow, and then slightly cooler and drier air moves into Metro Detroit. We will see some breaks in the rain action as the sun rises Tuesday, but we do have scattered thundershower chances until about 1 p.m.-2 p.m.
The threat for wet weather could certainly cause issues for this evening’s commute, as well as a slow and wet drive tomorrow morning. Skies will be partly sunny at best through the mid-to-late afternoon. It will be muggy, yes, but not deep dog days of summer type stuff. The humidity will be creeping up today, too, making the low 80s feel a couple of degrees warmer. A warm front races south to north through our area this morning. Look for those morning temps in the lower 60s to quickly shoot into the lower 80s through the morning and early afternoon. We will get through the early morning and the morning commute without any weather issues around us here in SE Lower Michigan and Southern Ontario. Today may be the warmest day of the week, but a storm threat is looming. We will see a little bit of sunshine trying to sneak through these clouds, and that will help us warm later in the day. But rain showers are streaming west to east across Central Michigan, and even north of our North Zone, so we’re all dry. Weather data including temperature, wind speed, humidity, snow, pressure, etc. We are dealing with mostly cloudy skies early this morning. Source: Ben Collins / Pictured: Four-time WSL Champion Carissa Moore of Hawaii surfing in Heat 3 of Round 1 of the Rip Curl Narrabeen Classic presented by Corona on Apin Narrabeen, Australia.It’s a mild Monday morning around Metro Detroit, with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s and dry conditions. Here's what you need to know about opening day in Narrabeen: Other World Champs weren't quite so lucky. Those currently atop the WSL Leaderboard, namely Italo Ferreira and Carissa Moore, did what they had to do to survive the dangerous Seeding Round. On an opening day that saw tricky conditions, the world's best surfers navigated a big playing field of lefts and rights as a new south pulse wrapped in. Over the decades, Narrabeen has played host to some big moments in surfing, molded some of its fiercest competitors, and is now back in the spotlight in the form of the Rip Curl Narrabeen Classic presented by Corona.
On a cool autumn morning, the third event of the 2021 Championship Tour got underway at one of Australia's most classic surf spots.
ITALO, CARISSA KEEP MOMENTUM GOING AS BIG AIRS AND BIG ENERGY RULE OPENING DAY AT NARRABEEN There's little need to dive into descriptive language, so please allow our cast to entertain for the next couple minutes. While the weather didn't resemble its usual postcard self, for a short period there was enough energy bending into the island's sweet spot to entice the likes of John Florence, Julian Wilson, Matt Wilkinson, Wiggolly Dantas, Connor O'Leary, super coach Glen 'Micro' Hall (once again looking fabulous on two fins) and commentary royalty Barton Lynch and Martin Potter. During low tide fins tickle the live coral heads, at high, there's a skatepark of pockets and high performance opportunities. It's a special stretch, as picturesque and mechanical as left handers come. In this Beach Chair episode we've landed on the shores of Tavarua and motored alongside it's fantastic barrier reef to point lenses toward the action taking place at Restaurants in and around the 2017 Outerknown Fiji Pro. You've tuned in to Stab and Corona's semi-live broadcast of the CT's finest peripheral moments. National Weather Service NWS Tucson Arizona 520 North Park Ave, Suite 304 Tucson, AZ 85719 (520) 670-6526 Comments Questions Please Contact Us. Restaurants Is the Tour's Guilty Pleasure
0 kommentar(er)
