Plainfield Township Fire Department Hale Mi. 48739 Local Weather Conditions

Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun	Mon

Partly Cloudy	Chance Rain	Chance Rain	Chance Rain	Chance Rain
63°	63°	56°	58°	58°
38°	41°	38°	38°	38°

Records and Normals

Temperature	Forecast	Normal	Record
High	63°	60°	75° (2004)
Low	38°	42°	35° (1997)

Weather Advisories

Warning Date: 9:39 PM EDT on May 14, 2008

Warning Description: Frost Advisory

Full Advisory Text...

Weather Map

Almanac

Sunrise: 5:07	Moonrise: 14:47	Moon Phase: 77%
Sunset: 19:52	Moonset: 2:30

Star Chart...

Rainfall Totals

Hourly Rain

0.00 in

Daily Rain:

0.15 in

Monthly Rain:

1.95 in

Yearly Rain:

4.10 in

Normal Rain, month to date:

0.00 in

Normal Rain, year to date:

0.00 in

Local Weather Exchange^® Network

Station ID	City (Click for Map Location)	Neighborhood (Click for History)	Last Update (Date & Time)	Temperature (°)	Dew Point (°)	Humidity (%)	Wind (mph)	from the	Wind Gust (mph)	Pressure (in)	Hourly Rain (in)
MTS199	National City	RAWS SILVER CREEK MI US	05/14 21:02:00	41.0	41.0	100	4	NW	6	0.00	0.00
KMIEASTT1	East Tawas	Tawas Bay	05/14 22:00:24	43.1	41.0	91	0	NW	0	29.91	0.00
MTAWM4	East Tawas	MQT_Meso TAWAS POINT	05/14 20:55:00	46.0	45.0	93	0	North	12	0.00	0.00
MTS580	Alger	RAWS ALGER MI US	05/14 21:01:00	41.0	38.0	88	1	NW	4	0.00	0.00
MMMOM4	Mio	RAWS MIO MI US	05/14 21:00:00	44.0	38.0	80	6	NW	11	0.00	0.00
KMIOSCOD1	Oscoda	3 Miles N. of Oscoda, along Lk. Huron	05/14 20:33:27	42.8	37.0	79	0	North	0	29.91	0.04
KOSC	Oscoda	Official Station	05/14 21:55:00	41.0	37.0	87	4	WNW	---	29.98	---
KHTL	Houghton Lake	Official Station	05/14 21:53:00	43.0	34.0	71	5	NNW	---	30.03	---
KAPN	Alpena	Official Station	05/14 21:54:00	41.0	35.0	79	5	NNW	---	30.00	---
KGOV	Grayling	Official Station	05/14 21:55:00	37.0	36.0	93	4	West	---	30.02	---

Full Advisory Text

Warning Description: Frost Advisory

Warning Date: 9:39 PM EDT on May 14, 2008

WarningSum:...Frost Advisory Remains In Effect From 2 Am To 8 Am Edt
Thursday...

Warning Message:A frost advisory remains in effect from 2 am to 8 am EDT
Thursday. 
Clear skies and light winds will allow temperatures to fall into
the lower to middle 30s in most locations overnight...with usual
colder low lying areas likely seeing temperatures in the upper
20s. This will promote the development of frost through the
overnight hours.
A frost advisory means that frost is possible. Sensitive outdoor
vegetation may be killed if left uncovered.