Sorry about yesterday, I had a health issue which may preclude me from doing the Monday video. However, I can do blog posts. So let’s get started…

High pressure is dominating most of the eastern US today. My biggest interest are the lake effect showers in southern Lake Michigan.

So, if this were in the middle of winter, and this would probably be a good band, with dumping capability over Benton Harbor and South Bend.

Otherwise, Michigan is cloudy to partly sunny and a chance of showers. It’s mostly sunny, but chilly in South Carolina as the highs get to the 50s today and Sunday, lows in the 30s with Freeze warnings. Showers and thunderstorms will be scattered in South Texas with a river flood warning through Monday on the Nueces River.

Here are the specifics…

NORTHERN MICHIGAN — Gaylord

Today: a slight chance of snow showers, high 42°, low tonight 29°.
Sunday: a slight chance of snow showers, then a slight chance of rain showers, high 43°, low 29°.
Warmer and sunny Monday (50°), then 52° Tuesday, 55° Wednesday, 56° Thursday, 54° Friday.

SOUTH TEXAS — Corpus Christi

Today: a chance of rain showers, high 77°, low tonight 70°.
Sunday: showers and thunderstorms likely, high 78°, low 59°.
Cooler and drier Monday (63°, mostly cloudy), then 68° Tuesday, 74° Wednesday, 76° Thursday, 77° Friday.

Alerts: a Flood Warning for the Nueces River near Tilden (McMullen County) — minor flooding is forecast from Saturday evening to late Monday night, cresting at 15.0 feet early Sunday afternoon and falling below flood stage late Monday morning. The warning runs through Tuesday 1:00 AM CST.

MYRTLE BEACH AREA — Grand Strand

Today: sunny, high 57°, low tonight 40°.
Sunday: sunny, high 56°, low 41°. Sunshine holds through the week — 57° Monday, 60° Tuesday, 65° Wednesday, 68° Thursday, 69° Friday.

Alerts: a Freeze Warning for inland areas (including Inland Georgetown and Central/Northern Horry) until 9:00 AM EST Sunday. The coast itself is not in the Freeze Warning. (The Frost Advisory expired at 8:00 AM EST today — dropped from this draft after a live NWS check at ~9:15 AM EST.)

Data and imagery: National Weather Service (weather.gov), NBM 00Z run Nov 14, 2026. Graphics: ministry-weather.com.