Mathieu Mondro is a Wake-Up and 9AM Meteorologist for Wnem Tv 5, focusing on local weather updates for the Flint, Michigan area. With a passion for meteorology, Mathieu provides accurate and timely weather forecasts to help viewers plan their day and stay informed about potential weather hazards.
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First Alert Meteorologist Diane Phillips has your mid-Michigan forecast this Thursday afternoon.
By: Mathieu Mondro
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Cold weather remains as Friday gets underway, though the wind is much lighter than Thursday. The cold temperatures have led to re-freezing on some roads though, primarily secondary, farm, and residential roads. We’re particularly seeing this in the Thumb where temperatures range from 10 to 15 degrees, which at that level salt is not very effective at all. This has prompted a number of school closings, primarily in the Thumb. Take a look at the full list by clicking here.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Milder weather sticks around after a warm Sunday, but this warm weather won’t be lasting very long. Don’t put away your heavy jacket and cold weather gear just yet!
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - After more spring-like temperatures Monday, conditions will start cooling down today and continue to do so for the rest of this workweek. We’re continuing to First Alert you that Thursday will be the coldest day this week.
By: Mathieu Mondro
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - A First Alert Weather Day has been declared for today and Thursday as a result of the potential for snow squalls here in mid-Michigan. Like last week’s First Alert Weather Day, this is not strictly because of the amount of snow, rather, the impacts to driving and our roadways as a result of any snow squalls moving through. Like last week too, there is going to be a significant drop in temperatures as we go into tonight and Thursday.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - After some snow showers on Wednesday evening, a flash freeze has allowed icy roads to develop in spots for the morning commute today, however these road conditions have been more variable. More well-traveled areas or anywhere with salt have fared okay, but side streets, residential areas, or anywhere unsalted have been icy. We expect road conditions to improve through the morning.
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - Cold weather which swooped in yesterday is going to stick around through the end of the workweek. You’ll still need to bundle up! We will see a slight warmup through the weekend, though numbers have been trending down just a couple of degrees. The weekend also sees some scattered rain showers moving through. Details are below!
Damp conditions will lead to patchy fog tonight before scattered rain showers on Monday.
By: Mathieu Mondro
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - A First Alert Weather Day has been newly declared for today as a fast-moving system is going to bring widespread, steady snowfall with it. The timing of this snow is going to be inconvenient for any travel late this afternoon and evening. This effect is likely going to be amplified by the holiday rush too. Many more details on the timing of snow is below.
After Monday's snow, weather conditions are turning quiet for Christmas!
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