Greetings and welcome!
It has been a cooler than normal week. I doubt that we hit 70 for a daytime high temp this week, and there have been cold nights that required the starting of the wood burner. Last night and the night before we had mid-30s for low temps, and the NWS put out frost warnings.
The weekend looks better than it sounds again. There is a storm that is progged to go south and east of us, and then bump into high pressure and come back this way. It doesn’t look like a nice weekend for the lower UP of Michigan as the storm hovers over them most of the weekend. Fortunately for us, we are expecting to be on the far west periphery of the rain, and mostly only in danger of a passing shower or two.
There are a couple of ways that this could play out. We could have the forecast model solution as mentioned above. My guess is that it won’t back up quite as far as shown, and it will have a minimal impact on the weekend. Scenario three is where it packs up an extra 150 miles and we see a steady light rain. I will be ready for rain this weekend, but I don’t expect much of it.
As far as temperatures, the NWS is looking for low 60s today, mid-60s Saturday, and mid-70s Sunday.
The event calendar hasn’t changed since the early week report. At that point I am off to jump into what looks like a very busy day. Have a good weekend and thank you for visiting.
RJB
Anyone ever run into a bug that looks like this? It was probably 1-1.5″ long. I don’t recall ever seeing one before.
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