Campus Weather Forecast Central Michigan University
Discussion: As the snow starts to taper off Tuesday afternoon, a high pressure system begins to make its way into Michigan late Tuesday evening. This clearing will cause the temperatures to cool as the radiative heating is lost from the daytime, leading to cooler evening temperatures. Throughout the week, the high pressure will begin to make its way to the northeast, giving way to a low pressure system which will bring us the next round of precipitation Thursday evening into Friday morning.
Tuesday Night	Wednesday	Wednesday Night
Low: 23-28°F Partly Cloudy becoming clear in the evening. Chilly. Winds: WSW 5-10mph.	High: 48-53°F Clear skies and slightly breezy. Winds: SE 10-20 mph.	Low: 28-33°F Partly Cloudy becoming Overcast overnight. Winds: ESE 5-10mph.
Thursday	Thursday Night	Friday
High: 50-55°F Overcast skies as the low pressure moves in. Winds: SE becoming SW 10-20mph.	Low: 33-38°F Cloudy with a chance of rain later in the evening closer to midnight. Chance for rain/snow late. Chance of rain 60%. Winds: 10-15mph.	High: 51-56°F Rain/Snow diminishing before noon. Mostly cloudy into the afternoon hours. Winds: 5-10mph.
Forecaster: Matthew Convis Forecast Issued: Tuesday, April 15, 2014 4:30PM EDT
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