Excessive winds plus icy, slushy, moist journey for some

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The wintry sample stays in Upper Michigan, as a northwesterly jet stream reels in a sequence of Canadian Prairies methods producing blended rain and snow plus robust winds. Projected breaks from this sample come Friday and subsequent Wednesday.

With the combo of rain, ice and snow alongside this turbulent interval come the number of slippery surfaces typical of late fall (early spring too) — daytime snowmelt and refreezing ice in a single day.

Tonight: Scattered gentle rain and snow primarily east earlier than tapering in the direction of morning; largely clear skies west and central by morning; northwest winds gusting 30+ mph

>Lows: 20s Inland / 30s Shorelines

Thursday: Few clouds with an remoted rain or snow bathe east; west winds gusting 30+ mph earlier than subsiding late night; milder

>Highs: 40s/50

Friday: Few clouds and hotter

>Highs: 50

Saturday, Opening Day of Regular Firearm Deer Season (MI): Mostly cloudy with rain spreading within the afternoon; south winds early earlier than shifting northwest within the afternoon; winds gusting 30+ mph; falling temperatures within the afternoon

>Highs: 40s/50

Sunday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with rain and snow then primarily snow in the direction of night; northwest winds gusting 30+ mph; colder

>Highs: 30s/40

Monday: Mostly cloudy to overcast with scattered flurries and snow, progressively tapering late; northwest winds gusting 25+ mph

>Highs: 30s

Tuesday: Gradual clearing and rain/snow tapering; northwest winds 5-15 mph

>Highs: 30s/40

Wednesday: Scattered clouds and seasonably gentle

>Highs: 40

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