Showers and clouds move in today

Dina, things are a little bit wet outside. We begin by taking a live look down at Campus Martius. They're starting to get that ice rink set up for the holiday season. You can also see the fountain right there. They've got that little platform already put into place. Of course, the tree will go right on top of that. Here's a look at SkyTracker. Some rain has already moved through. We have more rain in the forecast, so we're not done with it yet today, although we have had a little bit of a break over the last, say, 90 minutes, but the rain continues to stream up from the south. Downtown Detroit, not a whole lot of rain currently falling, but we'll get a few more of these passing showers thanks to this system, which, by the way, it's a very interesting meteorological system. So the low pressure area is back towards Minneapolis. The warm front is what lifted through yesterday. 75 degrees was the high temperature yesterday. Now the cold front is swinging through. Eventually those fronts will... We'll peel out, but the low is going to break off a little bit and center right over top of us. And what that means when that happens, cloudy, breezy, and cooler. And that's what we're looking at for Friday and Saturday. So keep all of that in mind. Here's the rain chances for Wednesday, 11, 12, 1 o'clock. They're up there near 70%. Dropping a bit as we head, especially later this afternoon into the early evening hours, but those rain chances linger. It's why we're calling for spotty rain today. That mostly moves out later tonight. We should dry out a little bit, but still some isolated rain in the forecast as we head through Thursday. That's Thursday lunchtime right there, 1230. You still see a little bit of that green around. Even if we're not seeing the rain on Thursday, we will see the clouds. It'll be an overcast day, and we're in this overcast setup now for a while, so kind of a slightly depressing setup here. Do you notice that? You're seeing that correctly. That's Friday, early in the morning hours in northern Michigan. Maybe some snow mixing in. It's possible some snowflakes mixing in for northern Michigan. By the time it makes its way down to us, it's probably just going to be cold raindrops. Tracking that a little bit, not a ton of overall precipitation, probably like a quarter of an inch at the max for all these spots, but still a rainy next 72 hours for us taking us through the end of the work week. That's what it looks like outside. It's not the most beautiful day by any means. Winds still blowing fairly strong at around 14 miles an hour as temperatures do not change much as we head through the day. This is the high. OK, in fact, we've already gotten the high temperature of about 65 degrees from here on out. We're looking at numbers that are in the 60s, which is really where we're going to be as we head through the entire day. Not a lot of variation with the overall thermometer there, 63, 64 degrees. Rain chances higher early, dropping off a little bit later. Not as warm as it was yesterday. Tonight falling down into the low 50s, probably the mid to low 50s in some spots. And then there you go. That's that cold air we're talking about on Friday. With the way the atmosphere is set up, it's going to get chilly out there. Most of the day spent in the 40s for Friday and Saturday.