Residents of St. Clair County can anticipate a week with partial sunshine and sporadic rain. The predicted daily high temperatures are expected to be between 66 and 72 degrees, as per the data fromAccuWeather.
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Considering whether to remain at home or plan an outing this week? Here’s a summary of the weekly weather forecast for St. Clair County.
Monday’s weather in St. Clair County: Partially sunny with a brief shower
The week will begin with a high of 68 degrees on Monday and a low of 46 degrees during the night. The daytime temperature is predicted to feel somewhat warmer at 73 degrees. Winds will be blowing from the west-northwest at 5.8 mph.
The prediction for Monday is lower than the typical temperature for this period. The 30-year average high temperature on August 25th is 79 degrees, according to climate records from 1991 to 2020. The expected low is 17 degrees less than the usual 63 degrees. In the past, this day typically has around 0.1 inches of rainfall.
Temperature records for August 25 show a high of 98 degrees in 1948 and a low of 44 degrees in 1951. The highest amount of rainfall recorded was 1.84 inches, which occurred in 1982.
For individuals who are sensitive to dust and hair frizz, indoor dust and dander levels will remain minimal. A slight amount of frizz may occur, particularly for those with curly or wavy hair.
Weather in St. Clair County on Tuesday: Periods of clouds and sunshine
On Tuesday, there will be periods of clouds and sunshine, with a maximum temperature of 68 degrees and a minimum of 45 degrees. The daytime temperature is expected to feel like 72 degrees, and winds will blow from the northwest at 6.9 mph.
The prediction for Tuesday is also below typical levels, with the 30-year average high temperature on August 26 being 79 degrees. The projected low is 18 degrees less than the usual 63 degrees. In the past, this day typically experiences approximately 0.1 inches of rainfall.
Temperature records for August 26 show a high of 97 degrees in 1953 and a low of 41 degrees in 2017. The highest amount of rainfall recorded was 1.31 inches, which occurred in 2006.
Dust and dander concentrations will stay minimal on Tuesday, with slight frizz and loose strands potentially occurring for individuals susceptible to static hair.
Weather in St. Clair County on Wednesday: Mostly sunny with comfortable conditions
Wednesday is expected to be mostly sunny and comfortable, with a maximum temperature of 72 degrees and a minimum of 52 degrees. The daytime heat will feel like 77 degrees, accompanied by west winds blowing at 5.8 mph.
The predicted high temperature for Wednesday is lower than the typical average for this time of year, with the 30-year average maximum temperature on August 27 being 78 degrees. The forecasted low is 10 degrees less than the usual 62 degrees. On average, this day typically receives around 0.1 inches of rainfall.
Daily temperatures on August 27 include a peak of 98 degrees recorded in 1948 and a minimum of 45 degrees noted in 2017. The highest rainfall total is 2.21 inches, which occurred in 1959.
Indoor dust and dander levels are expected to be minimal on Wednesday, with potential for slight frizz and flyaway hair for individuals with sensitive hair.
Weather in St. Clair County on Thursday: A few afternoon rain showers
On Thursday, there will be a few afternoon rain showers, with a maximum temperature of 69 degrees and a minimum of 49 degrees. The daytime temperature will feel like 70 degrees, accompanied by winds coming from the west-northwest at 6.9 mph.
The predicted high temperature for Thursday is lower than usual, with the 30-year average maximum for August 28 being 78 degrees. The expected low is 13 degrees less than the typical 62 degrees. On this day, historical data shows approximately 0.1 inches of rainfall.
Record temperatures on August 28 consist of a high of 98 degrees recorded in 1973 and a low of 41 degrees noted in 1986. The highest amount of rainfall was 1.94 inches, which occurred in 1984.
Dust and dander concentrations will stay minimal on Thursday, with slight frizz and loose strands potentially occurring for individuals with hair that tends to frizz.
Weather in St. Clair County on Friday: Chilly with fluctuating cloud cover
Friday will feature a cool temperature, with fluctuating cloud cover, reaching a high of 66 degrees and dropping to a low of 47 degrees. The daytime temperature is expected to feel like 67 degrees, with winds blowing from the north-northeast at 6.9 mph.
The predicted high temperature for Friday is lower than usual, with the 30-year average maximum for August 29 being 78 degrees. The expected low is 15 degrees less than the typical 62 degrees. On average, this day typically receives around 0.1 inches of rain.
Temperature records for August 29 show a high of 97 degrees in 1953 and a low of 41 degrees in 1986. The highest amount of rainfall recorded was 1.74 inches, which occurred in 1984.
Indoor dust and pet dander concentrations will be minimal on Friday, with some frizz potentially occurring, particularly for those with curly or wavy hair.
In Michigan, daily weather predictions may not always be dependable because of the unpredictable behavior of Lake Effect, where cold air moves over warm water, leading to significant temperature changes, as stated by Dr. Jeffrey Andresen, the State Climatologist.
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This piece first was published in the Port Huron Times Herald:St. Clair County weather outlook: Cooler than usual temperatures with some rain showers
