Diane Phillips is a journalist and weather reporter for Wnem Tv 5, based in Mid Michigan. With a focus on local weather updates and forecasts, Diane's work has also been featured in BabyCenter and WTOL 11. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely weather information to the community.
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First Alert Meteorologist Diane Phillips has your Saturday evening forecast.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Sunday and Monday are a break from the chilly conditions that we have grown use to. The warmth will be short lived and surrender to winter once again early in the week. With the temperature swings, we will see both rain and snow this week.
Cold and warm air trade off over the weekend. Rain arrives on Sunday.
First Alerting you to an icy start Sunday morning with rain and warming temperatures still on the way.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - We are waking up to temperatures rising, and the mild air over the chilly ground has allow for some patchy fog to develop for the morning. Visibilities have been around a few miles, so your morning commute should not be greatly impacted.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Tuesday will be quiet in the First Alert Forecast, but the slow weather flow does not last long. Snow chances return for the middle and later portions of the week as temperatures continue to trend downward.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Quiet weather becomes more active as snow chances climb for the rest of the week. Temperatures are also dropping so the precipitation will be in the form of snow. If you have travel plans for the holidays coming up, monitor the weather with the First Alert Weather app.
By: Diane Phillips, Chris Easlick
Quiet start to Thursday, but First Alerting you to snow chances Thursday night into Friday.
Chilly finish to the weekend with snow coming Monday.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - First Alert Weather Day is active into the night as widespread snow will be around for the evening. Already people have experienced snow and freezing rain as warm air higher in the atmosphere has changed snowflakes to raindrops, but freezing on contact creating a look of bathroom glass on cars, sidewalks and roads. Flint and communities around I-69 will work through the freezing rain until sunset.
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