• At 7:15 a.m. Thursday, Sault Police were called to the area near the intersection of E. 10th St. and E. Spruce where a tow truck driver was assisting a stuck vehicle. The driver told officers that he was concerned the Sault woman did not have a driver’s license. Officers spoke with the woman who explained she was looking at […]
**A little bit of snow this morning will make travel a bit tricky at times. An additional inch or two is possible through midday. Snow showers off Lake Superior then take shape for this afternoon and tonight with light fluffy accumulations possible (maybe an a couple inches at best).
While we are "mild" this morning with readings in the middle to upper 20's, much colder air starts to bleed into the region mid to late afternoon and through Friday. Another shot of frigid air slams into the region Sunday when high temps may struggle to get above zero! We are still watching a storm that should develop in the southern plains and move NE through the Ohio Valley putting the heavy snow threat off to our south in far SE Lower Michigan, Indiana and Ohio Sunday and early Monday**
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Today: Occasional snow this morning....then lake snow showers take over this afternoon. Winds this morning SE 5-15mph, but shift NW 12-22mph this afternoon. Temps in the middle to upper 20's, or -2c, this morning, then fall mid to late afternoon.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Few snow showers off Lake Superior. An inch or two possible west of the Twin Soo's and Brimley. Winds N/NW 12-22mph this evening, then diminishing overnight. Lows zero to 8 below, or -20c.
Friday: Partly cloudy. Few snow showers. Highs only 5 to 10 above, or -14c. Winds NW 8-15mph.
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy. Some light snow possible. Lows 2 above to 5 below, or -19c. Temps could rise late as the winds become more SW at 5-15mph.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. Snow showers. Highs in the middle to upper teens. Winds becoming NW in the afternoon 10-20mph.
Sunday: Partly cloudy. Frigid. Maybe a snow shower or two. Highs only zero to 5 above. Winds NE 5-15mph.
-Meteorologist Jim Lehocky
Jan 28 8a.m. view of Sugar Island and St. Mary's River from Rotary Park....temp of -9 degrees. -Meteorologist Jim Lehocky
**The clouds will thicken up today in advance of a fast moving system that will give us some snow. Flurries this afternoon will increase to snow tonight through early Thursday morning. We are looking at a 2"-4" event. It will be windy Thursday afternoon and evening with winds N/NW 12-22mph and gusty. Cold with a few snow showers Friday and Saturday. Sunday, though, there are hints from many computer models that a storm will develop in the southern plains and move NE into the Ohio Valley region. This track, if holds solid, will miss giving the EUP any significant snow as the heaviest snow should be in SE Lower Michigan late Sunday and Monday. However, if the track moves much farther north, well....we could be under the gun for heavy snow. Stay tuned!**
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Today: Increasing clouds. Flurries develop. Highs in the middle 20's, or -3c. Winds S/SE 8-16mph.
Tonight: Periods of snow. Lows in the lower to middle 20's, or -6c. Winds S/SE 7-15mph.
Thursday: Early morning snow. Total accumulation through mid morning around 2"-4". Snow showers and windy in the afternoon. Winds N/NW 12-22mph and gusty. Midday highs in the middle to upper 20's, or -2c, then falling.
Thursday Night: Cold again with few lake snow showers. Lows -7 to +3, or -19c. Winds NW 8-18mph in the evening, then diminishing overnight.
Friday: Partly cloudy. Few snow showers. Cold with highs around 10. Winds NW 8-16mph.
Saturday....last day of January! Few snow showers. Highs in the upper teens. Winds SW becoming NW 8-16mph.
Sunday: Partly cloudy. Winds NE 10-18mph. Highs only lower to middle teens.
-Meteorologist Jim Lehocky
The U.P. Health Systems Blood Center will be having a blood drive hosted by the Sault Eagles and the EUP Board of Realtors in the bloodmobile at the Pullar on Friday January 30 from 2-6. Free Hockey admission to the first 30 donors!! For more info contact Michele Green 632-1177 or 440-5541.
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