Nice! We didn't get anything here.

BARNEY RAMPAGE!!!!!!

Today will be our last sunny day of the work week. We stay mild with highs well into the 50's both today and tomorrow before a shift to chillier air, much needed significant rain and even some snow depending on elevation across the County by Friday. Rainfall amounts could reach near 1 inch across the area - which would be our wettest stretch since the event since the 1.48" of rain that fell between September 25th thru 28th.

Some weather history for southern Lower Michigan for November 19. 1930: Record late-season warmth was across Lower Michigan with highs of 74 degrees at Grand Rapids and Lansing. 1953, this started a two-day streak of record highs in Flint with a temperature of 70 degrees on the 19th and 68 degrees on the 20th.

The official H/L yesterday at GR was 55/40 there was 0.17” of rainfall. The sun was out 24% of the possible time. The highest wind gust was 26 MPH out of the SE. For today the average H/L is 46/32 the record high of 74 was set in 1930 the coldest high of 25 was set in 2022. The record low of 9 was set in 1986 the warmest low of 55 was set in 1991. The most rainfall of 1.33” fell in 1991 the most snowfall of 8.7” fell in 2022 the most on the ground of 10” was also in 2022. Last year the H/L was 52/32. I recorded 0.22” of rainfall yesterday and overnight. At the current time it is cloudy and 52 here in MBY.