Here's a preliminary look at peak wind gusts from around the area. A strong area of low pressure over the Upper Peninsula of Michigan is partially responsible for the strong northwest winds we have experienced and are still experiencing this evening in some cases. In addition, strong upper-level winds are mixing down to the surface at times as sporadic showers move through the area. These showers have their own miniature downdrafts that are allowing the stronger wind from above to temporarily reach the surface.
We are still under a wind advisory through 5am Friday morning. Although winds will diminish some on Friday, we could still experience occasional gusts up to 35 mph.
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