Detroit, MI
Your lawn will love it: Warm weather with showers coming to Metro Detroit
Scattered rain showers will move across Southeast Michigan as a cold front approaches overnight.
Some patchy fog will develop after midnight into Sunday morning. Lows will be in the upper 50s to 60 degrees. Winds will be out of the southeast at 5 to 10 mph.
Sunday
Be prepared for the chance of scattered showers through the early afternoon as the activity pushes to the east on Sunday. A high-pressure system will replace the morning’s cloudy and rainy weather with areas of sunshine in the afternoon and early evening. Highs will be in the lower to mid 70s. Northwesterly winds will be 6 to 12 mph with gusts up to 20 mph. The weather will be pleasant for evening and nighttime Cinco de Mayo festivities. Beneath mostly cloudy skies, lows will be around 50 degrees.
Monday
Monday, it will be partly cloudy with highs in the upper 60s to 70 degrees. Nighttime temperatures will fall to the upper 40s to 50 degrees.
Tuesday
The chance of showers and thunderstorms will return Tuesday. A warm front will boost temperatures a few degrees, but a cold front will closely follow. Highs will be in the lower to mid 70s with lows around 60 degrees.
Wednesday
Wednesday, it will be partly cloudy with the chance of an isolated shower during the day. Highs will be in the upper 70s to 80 degrees. The chance of rain will increase during the evening and night. Lows will be in the upper 50s to 60 degrees.
Thursday
A low-pressure system will drift over Lower Michigan and give the state a continued chance of a few showers on Thursday. The air will be cooler behind the system with highs in the lower 70s. Lows will be in the upper 40s and lower 50s.
Friday
Friday, we will have a mix of sun and clouds with the chance of an isolated shower. Highs will be in the mid 60s. Lows will be in the mid 40s.
Next Saturday
With similar conditions, expect highs in the mid 60s and lows in the mid 40s. It will be partly cloudy, but a stray shower will be possible.
Copyright 2024 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit – All rights reserved.
Detroit, MI
Detroit’s Temple Bar closed after building partially collapses
(CBS DETROIT) – Detroit’s historic Temple Bar is closed indefinitely after its building partially collapsed Friday morning.
The bar’s owner, George Boukas, confirmed that a portion of the bar collapsed onto the sidewalk at about 10 a.m.
It is unclear what caused the building to collapse, but Boukas said multiple agencies were at the bar assessing the damage.
This comes ahead of the Movement Music Festival this weekend, and the bar was scheduled to hold an event Friday night featuring several DJs, including Beewack, DJ Caro, Kandylion, Mickey Perez, Shigeto and more.
“I’m sorry,” Boukas told CBS Detroit about the event that had to be canceled this weekend due to the building collapse. “Everyone have a safe Movement.”
Detroit, MI
Flint woman found dead in vehicle on Michigan freeway
(CBS DETROIT) – A driver was found dead inside a vehicle on I-94 in Van Buren Township early Friday, state police said.
Van Buren Township officers notified Michigan State Police that they found a Honda Civic on the I-94 freeway exit ramp at Haggerty Road at 2:35 a.m., and the driver was dead.
When troopers arrived, they identified the driver as a 59-year-old Flint woman and notified her family.
The investigation pends an autopsy and medical examiner’s report.
No evidence of foul play was found, state police said.
“The on scene investigation did not locate any signs of foul play, narcotics use, or any evidence of a crash,” Michigan State Police Lt. Mike Shaw said. “Once the autopsy is completed, we will be able to determine our next steps in this investigation.”
Detroit, MI
Detroit Lakes suffers crushing loss to Willmar shutting door on 2024 campaign
DETROIT LAKES
— The final chapter of the Detroit Lakes softball team’s 2024 season closed in their elimination bracket loss to No. 7 Willmar at Snappy Park.
The Thursday contest ended with the Cardinals (2-20) trouncing the Lakers 17-4 in five innings and living to see another day. Willmar put up 11 runs in the opening frame and Detroit Lakes was forced to play from behind right from the jump.
“A couple of errors in the first inning really killed us,” head coach Emma Mejia said. “We gave up too many runs. Pitching, we did as well as we could today but just gave up a few too many hits today.”
Madi Norsten launched a grand slam in the top of the first after the first five Willmar batters reached base. The Lakers managed to get their first out seven batters but the Cardinals were ahead 7-0. After the second out of the opening frame, Hannah Magnuson hit a two-out, three-run bomb and Willmar led 9-0.
Detroit Lakes’ Sidney Borgmann was called off the mound after nine runs, two walks and seven hits in two-thirds innings pitched. Amelia May came in for relief and got the final out but the Lakers trailed 11-0 after a half-inning of play.
The Cardinals tacked on one run in the second and five more runs in the top of the third. Willmar ended the afternoon with 17 hits and 16 RBIs.
“You got to give some credit to Willmar,” Borgmann said. “I mean, they really hit the crap out of the ball. I think we really needed to cut down on errors but we just couldn’t pull it out today for some reason.”
Detroit Lakes made a comeback attempt with two runs in the second and third innings but it was too little too late. The Lakers managed to secure five hits but had zero RBIs. Detroit Lakes sent three pitchers to the mound with hopes of slowing down the Cardinals.
Shea Thomas pitched the final two and one third innings allowing one hit, one walk and punching out four.
The Lakers were bested 17-2 against No. 3 Hutchinson in the opening round of the Section 8AA tournament. The last couple of days for the Lakers have been tough but that doesn’t take away from the growth the team saw since the first pitch.
“To be honest, it was disappointing because neither one of them should have been as bad as they were,” senior Ella Okeson said about the last two games. “But from our first game against Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton to here, there was lots of improvements, so you can’t be mad about that.”
After the game following the Lakers’ final gathering, Mejia and the other coaches gathered to talk with their three seniors – Isabelle Hansen, Borgmann, and Okeson.
“We’re going to miss them, of course, but we’re going to miss their positive leadership and the way they embodied our culture,” Mejia said. “Coming in as juniors with new coaches and having different coaches every year, they really truly embodied and bought into our family dynamic and the team that we’re trying to build. They embodied everything we needed, and we appreciate that on a daily.”
The Lakers added two more wins from last season and finished with a 5-16 overall record. Mejia concluded her second season as head coach and the ex-Laker softball player is excited about the direction the team is headed.
“Our main goal coming in this year was bring fun back into it, get better every practice, every game,” Mejia said. “We’re going to continue to do that every time. So that’s all I can ask for.”
And Borgmann sees that the program is in good hands with Mejia.
“I think it starts young, and I think we’ve definitely started to build up from there,” Borgmann said. “I think we have a lot of young talent, and I believe that they can go far, far places. They just need a little bit more time to develop.”
WILLMAR 17 DETROIT LAKES 4
WIL – 11 1 5 0 0 X X – 17
DTL – 0 2 2 0 0 X X – 4
DETROIT LAKES BATTING – Okeson: 1-3, R; Johnson: 1-2, R; Borgmann: 1-2; Chilton: 1-2, R, BB; Peterson: 0-1; Thomas: 0-1; Hansen: 1-2; May: 0-2; Larson: 0-2; Lyman 0-2
WP: Etterman (WIL); LP: May (DTL)
-
Politics1 week ago
Vulnerable Dem incumbents move to the center in key swing states as Biden panders to far-left base
-
World1 week ago
‘Monstrous crime’: World reacts to attack on Slovakia’s prime minister
-
News1 week ago
How a migrant aid group got caught up in a right-wing social media thread : Consider This from NPR
-
Politics1 week ago
Southern border migrant encounters decrease slightly but gotaways still surge under Biden
-
Politics1 week ago
Dem newcomer aims for history with primary win over wealthy controversial congressman
-
World1 week ago
Slovakia PM Robert Fico in ‘very serious’ condition after being shot
-
World1 week ago
Canadian Nobel-winning author Alice Munro dies aged 92
-
Movie Reviews1 week ago
Is Coppola’s $120M ‘Megalopolis’ ‘bafflingly shallow’ or ‘remarkably sincere’? Critics can’t tell