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We track the weather down to every street. We are the first to provide the most accurate information: from storms to sudden changes in temperature. First on every screen. When we know, you know. A weather warning day has been declared WNEM TV5 Weather Broadcast: On your schedule, on any device, anytime. Today's weather forecast is supported by Lumen's Holiday Lights. Well, happy Saturday everyone. With you, meteorologist Stone Scheer, live on our Saturday evening TV 5 weather forecast. Thanks to everyone who joined Of course, we will talk about the weather
expected today, as well as tomorrow and the next work week. We'll also have Zeno Mayor with Central Michigan news. So stay with us on this live broadcast. Let's start by looking at Sky Tracker. There is still a chance of light rain due to the influence of the lake in the eastern part of the Tamb region. Mostly in coastal cities. Many other places are dry. Cloudy weather awaits you tonight. And this trend will continue through the rest of the night and throughout tomorrow.
Only tomorrow evening will the cloud cover begin to dissipate, and we expect a sunny work week-Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and even beyond. Enjoying the sunshine. As for temperatures, they have returned to 4-7 degrees Celsius. 40 in Bay City, 40 in Saginaw, 41 in Flint at this point. I think we'll continue to cool down a bit. We are still getting cool air from the northwest until that wind dies down. We will remain in cool conditions. Now, I will say that the forecast is focused on the wind starting to change from Sunday night into Monday. That's why you'll soon see things
turn warmer as the new work week begins. Apparently, not everyone will like it. There are still snow lovers who would like it to fall, but I think most will be happy with temperatures around 10 degrees Celsius next week. The wind is mainly northwest, from 8 to 24 kilometers per hour. Wind gusts of up to 32 kilometers per hour are possible in the Tamb area But for the most part, the situation is better than it was yesterday and Thursday. Temperatures will continue to drop during the evening. I think that by 10:00 PM the temperature will be around 0-4 degrees Celsius, the sky will be cloudy. One good thing is that no precipitation is expected yet.
The sun set at 5:11 PM today. It's very early, but there was little sun today. So I had to put up with it. During the night, the minimum temperature will start to drop even lower. We will return to values between -2 and +2 degrees, which is closer to the average for this time of year. It will be a little warmer in coastal cities. 37 in Port Hope, 39 in East Tawas (Fahrenheit). But Saginaw will have 33, Flint will have 29, Mount Pleasant will have 33, and Bay City will have 32. Let's take a quick look at the Facebook chat. Denise writes: "Good evening, Stone. Good evening to you too. I hope you have a wonderful Saturday evening." Okay, since this is the only message in the chat, I'll take a short break.
Zoe Meyer will join us after the break. She will cover news and major events throughout Middle Michigan. So stay with us. Welcome back to TV 5, with you Zo. Let's start with the developing news. Two people are dead and one injured in a shooting in Mount Pleasant this morning. Michigan State Police say they responded to a call around 4:15 a.m. to the 4700 block of Commons Drive. Police say a 21-year-old Jackson man and an 18-year-old Linington woman were found dead. A third person, an 18-year-old man from Mount Pleasant, was taken to the hospital. He has since been treated and discharged. It is
currently unclear what led to the shooting or whether anyone has been arrested. Police say they see no immediate threat to the public, but are asking people to avoid the area while investigators work at the scene. Stay tuned to TV 5 for the latest news. Meanwhile, flight delays and cancellations continue today after an equipment failure grounded flights across the country on Friday. Transport Minister Sean Duffy says the new equipment has overloaded old routers, causing communications and radar failures. This violation affected 1.5 million passengers. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) does not believe a cyberattack was the cause. The agency expects about 5,000 flight cancellations today as airlines try to get back on schedule by
Sunday evening. And while some are hunting deer this weekend, others are hunting for discounts. Bertrun Premium Outlets is celebrating the 30th anniversary of its "Bargain Hunt " weekend. Organizers say this 3-day shopping event always coincides with the opening of deer hunting season. It's just an event for significant others to come and relax while, you know, the husbands or wives go north to hunt. So it's a new place, a shopping experience and an event for everyone, and over the years it's only grown, becoming something that the community really enjoys In addition to weekend discounts, the event includes food trucks, raffles, and special "
power hours" with additional discounts. Tomorrow is the last day to participate in the weekend "Bargain Hunt". The outlet is open from 10:00 to 20:00. Now follow the yellow brick road to Bay City Central High School. The students are embodying the "Wizard of Oz," and it takes over 100 of them to create this wonder. TV 5's Maggie Castro takes us behind the scenes to see how it's all made. In fact, bringing The Wizard of Oz to life takes more than just walking the yellow brick road. At Bay City Central, it's a production that requires a lot of teamwork. Bringing together 108 children as a crew and cast is always an exciting adventure, but it's worth it. And although the story is familiar, the goal is to give
viewers something they haven't seen before. This is my fifth year as a high school director, and one of my top priorities is the question: How can we change things up and make things new and different? And this creativity brings its own challenges, including how to make magic "take off." Um, I went into this thinking: this is "The Wizard of Oz." How difficult can it be? This is a film that is very similar in style to animation. But the flights, we show the flight of so many different characters. But for the director, this performance is more than just another show. This is a moment of returning to the roots.
I clearly remember sitting on the balcony and watching the witch fly, Glinda appear. And it's touching in its own way, because now I'm here and I'm putting on this show myself. Now he's helping a new generation create their own memories in Bay City. Maggie Castraa, WNEM TV5. You can see the play tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Also tomorrow, the Holiday Lights will begin illuminating Dow Diamond. The new holiday show, "Loon's Holiday Lights Extravaganza," will allow visitors to stroll through the stadium, ride the holiday train and meet mascot Lou Y Clo. Seasonal
treats, a s'mores making station, and a heated pavilion also await you. The event will last on separate days until January 2. Tickets are $13.50 per person, including fees, and parking near the Dow Diamond is free. Tonight we have more news for you at 10 and 11 o'clock. If you usually watch our 10:00 PM broadcast on the Great Lakes Sports and Entertainment Network, we will be broadcasting it digitally only today. So you can watch it on our website and in the TV5 Plus app. In addition, starting Monday, we will broadcast our broadcast at 10:00 PM there. And the TV channel will have
new content instead. But tonight we're showing the Pistons game on the Great Lakes Sports and Entertainment Network. That's why we're on the app today. So be sure to go there to watch the news at 10 and 11 o'clock . Next-Stone with the First Alert weather forecast Thank you, Zane. That was our news for today. Some of these headlines are certainly interesting. Just like our weather, we will continue to monitor it throughout the weekend. Of course, Sunday is an important day for many in our region, as it marks
the opening of the firearm deer hunting season And it looks like the start of the season will be quite pleasant. Here's your forecast for the opening day of the hunt, whatever you call it. We have several titles for this day. Around 5:00 AM, you will see mostly cloudy skies. Northwest wind 5-10 mph, temperature around 35 degrees Fahrenheit. So, I think the weather is pretty good, especially since the wind will be a little calmer than we saw last week. So, it will still be a while before you can go out and start hunting. Sunrise is expected at approximately 7: 28-29 am. So make sure you follow the rules about when you can start hunting in the morning and afternoon, between
sunrise and sunset. Sunset tomorrow will be around 5:10-5:11. So, of course, make sure you know these rules. I wouldn't want anyone to get into trouble because of this. By mid-morning, temperatures will return to the upper 30s. Cloudy weather is expected. It's nice that it should be dry. So a great forecast for the opening of the firearm hunting season tomorrow, November 15th. Looking ahead to tomorrow, daytime highs will range from the high 40s to the low 40s. It's a little cooler in the interior of the region: 43 in Bed-Ax, 43 in Karo. Bay City will have 48, Saginaw will have 45, and Gladwin will have 48. Fast
forward to our Facebook chat, Cherry says, "Good Saturday evening, greetings from Gladwin." Good evening to you. Good evening to everyone watching our evening live broadcast on TV5. I know that Saturdays are days when you might not feel like watching TV, you want to spend time with friends or family, or just relax by watching a Pistons game or any college football game. But we always appreciate you joining us. As for the wind, as I said , it will be much calmer for the rest of the night and tomorrow Although wind gusts to 15-20 mph are possible in places Sunday afternoon, it will be fairly calm for the most part.
The wind will pick up a bit on Monday morning. Mostly from the west- southwest, at speeds of 10-20 mph. So nothing extreme that would ruin your day, but noticeable. You will definitely notice the flags waving as you drive by and the trees swaying But the main thing you'll notice on Monday is a change in wind direction. For the past few days, it has been blowing mostly from the north, northeast, or northwest. Finally, we will begin to observe a change in wind direction to the southwest. And when the southwest wind blows, it gets a little warmer. Slightly warmer air is starting to move in from the south. And that's exactly what we see here for the new work week. Monday, a little over 10 degrees Celsius. On Tuesday we will reach
13-14 degrees, and then 15-16 degrees are possible by the end of the week and next weekend. Just pretty nice conditions for central Michigan, as for the third week of November as we approach Thanksgiving. I think most people like what we're seeing now. If you love snow and winter atmosphere, you won't get it right now. However, as you can see, another cold snap is expected towards the end of the 10-day period. We've already talked about how it might get a little cooler at the end of the month than it is now. The temperature during the day will probably be around 0-5 degrees Celsius.
We've noticed over the past month that long-term forecasts are constantly changing: it may seem like a week will be cold, but in reality it won't be So this will be one of those situations. Let's see how things develop over the next few days. But I still think Thanksgiving week will be a little cooler. Probably closer to average or even below normal for this time of year. But it is obvious that the temperature will be 10-15 degrees Celsius a week before that. It will be dry and mostly sunny. We don't expect snow until at least Thanksgiving.
Regarding central Michigan. Looking at our hourly forecast, I think the chance of lake rains may persist across the "thumb" of the state. This is a fairly localized probability, but I think it's enough to cause a few coastal areas to experience short-term rain that will end quickly. By tomorrow afternoon, the chance of rain will start to decrease. You will see the clouds disperse and be replaced by an area of high pressure. When we wake up on Monday morning, the sky will clear up, and it will be sunny on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and even longer. Your First Alert 7-day forecast
shows temperatures around 10-15 degrees warmer Monday through Wednesday and into next weekend. It will be mostly sunny at the beginning of the week, and partly cloudy at the end. The only day with rain, aside from lake precipitation in the east, is expected next weekend. And even that is quite unlikely right now. We just need to watch out for a weaker system trying to sneak up on us. But that's still 7 days away. The situation will definitely change by then. So if you have plans for next weekend, just keep following the TV5 First Alert meteorology team.
We will continue to keep you informed about what to expect. I wouldn't be surprised if things change tomorrow night during the stream, considering how things have been going lately. It's just that time of year when the forecast can fluctuate significantly from week to week as we are in the transition season and continue to try to transition into winter. But we haven't won this battle in the atmosphere yet, and this week we're seeing temperatures in the 50-60 degree range again. But that's it, I don't see any more questions in our Facebook chat. I want to thank everyone who participated. As Zayn mentioned, their stream is at 10 p.m. Our 10:00 PM newscast tonight will be broadcast
live here. "Pistons" is now on the Great Lakes Sports Entertainment Network. They are playing against the Miami Heat. By the way, that game, let me see if I can take a look there. It looks like the Pistons will lose by about five points. Although the first quarter has just begun. So it will be a game. If you're interested, switch over there. News release at 11:00 PM. will be on TV5 and should be out on time. I see no reason for delay, because there is only one football game today. She also mentioned that our 10:00 PM newscast will be broadcast on the same platforms where you watch these streams: Apple TV, Roku TV, and on our website wnam.com.
This will start on Monday and continue into the future; instead of Great Lakes Sports and Entertainment Network, our news will be on TV5 plus. So if you're not already watching on these platforms, head over there. This is a great tool. You can watch all of our newscasts there, get more content from us, including our Zino Mayor, from our sports teams, and of course, from us, the TV5 First Alert meteorology team. Diana, Chris, Matthew-we're always on these platforms, streaming to keep you up to date. But that's all, friends, I wish you a wonderful rest of Saturday. And we'll see you tomorrow. Thank you for watching. Today's stream was organized with the support of the " Holiday Illumination of the Moon".
