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Considerable Clouds through Wednesday; Snow and Freezing Rain on Tap for Wednesday Night

Considerable clouds can be expected tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight will be 5 to 20 degrees, coldest toward Clare. Highs on Wednesday will be 25 to 30 degrees. Freezing rain and snow will spread into the area Wednesday evening and continue into Thursday morning. Snow will be trace to 2 inches near/north of I-96. Freezing rain most likely along and south of I-96. Read More >

 

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These pages were designed to highlight the important contributions of our cooperative observers and to provide access to the COOP data, and other sources of weather and climate data.

Weather data comes from a wide variety of sources, including satellite, remote sensors, radars, automated observing stations, and volunteer cooperative observers. Each and every day, a wide spectrum of users access these weather data to solve problems and plan their lives. Whether it is a farmer in Michigan, a climate scientist in Europe, or a weather enthusiast in New York, the weather data that our cooperative observers collect has a profound impact on society.

These pages were designed to help our customers access COOP and other sources of data, describe the uses of data, explain how to become an observer, and acknowledge our award winning COOP observers.
 

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