First, pay attention to Slick areas on Thursday morning

Saginaw, me. (WNEM) – You want to give yourself a little more time if you go on the way this morning, but the snow showers won’t be there all day. The afternoon price will be back at the normal drive times, but the wind will be quite strong later.

With a view of the weekend, there is now a first alarm weather day for Saturday, as we pursue the potential for a widespread snow in the afternoon and evening. We are still in the time frame to pursue only the “big picture”, but know that the prediction for this snow is currently still on the right track. You can find more details below.

Today

Your morning commuting takes about 5 to 15 minutes, depending on how long it is normally for you. The most widespread snow activity today is what is already going through this morning (between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m.), and in the course of the morning the snow only becomes isolated and then completely ends this afternoon. This morning a bit of snow also mixes in, but it was usually just snow.

Snow and snow and snow matters will remain at 1 inch or less for this morning. Overall, this is more of a “typical” snowfall for this season.

This afternoon, almost 4 p.m., we were able to dive a little sunshine! However, every clearing will not take too long because the clouds return overnight. The bigger story this afternoon is the wind. We have a western southwest wind of 15 to 25 miles per hour that drills up to 40 miles per hour. This wind will take up to around 34 degrees. The normal high for February 6 is 30 degrees.

Apart from a stray lake effect this evening, the end of today and tonight stays dry.

Tonight

The sky will be partially cloudy because the wind in the west northwest makes a slight impetus. The speeds remain strong overnight and became 15 to 25 km / h and drilled to 35 miles per hour. This can initiate some colder air again, with deep stalls falling to 15 degrees.

Friday

To close the working week, the conditions will be a little quiet! We will have a variable -clouded sky with a high almost 25 degrees. The breeze will continue to be noticeable, but the speeds will be slower than Thursday at only 10 to 15 miles per hour and up to 25 miles per hour.

Saturday – first alarm weather day

We officially explained a first alarm weather day on Saturday because another storm system is expected to go through. The afternoon and evening frame is currently still on.

One thing we keep in mind has appeared in today’s data round: a small group of dry air that divides the snow near our southern counties. We are still in the time frame of this system in the “large picture” of this system, so it is still the placement when this dry air is tight, still for movement. However, if this is able to slow the snow rates in these areas, which would also affect the total number.

In the general guideline of the first alarm Snow predictor below (it is too early for precise total amounts), note that the waste of the overall operations with the gang of drier air looks from the image above. This also displayed this morning in just one collection of model data. So it is far from locking the forecast into the forecast. We continue to monitor this carefully, so stay up to date for updates! You can find video updates in the TV5 First Alert Weather app.

For a look at the first half of the next week you will find the 7-day forecast of the TV5 First Alert!

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