More sunshine, mild temperatures for Southeast Michigan on Wednesday
Southeast Michigan is getting more sunshine but slightly cooler temperatures on Wednesday before wet weather moves into the area.
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Southeast Michigan is getting more sunshine but slightly cooler temperatures on Wednesday before wet weather moves into the area.
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Temperatures continue below average with a chance of snow moving in by early Friday morning.
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