(WWJ) -- It won't be long until the first snowflakes start to fall in Metro Detroit, according to the National Weather Service.
The NWS made a post saying that WWJ's listening area has now made it past the climatological warmest part of the year -- this means that normal temperatures have begun their downward trend.
In addition, they said the sun is now setting before 9 p.m. and about two minutes of daylight is being lost each day.
The NWS ended their post by noting that It's all "downhill" from here and soon the snowflakes will be flying again.
In the more immediate future, it's going to stay hot and sticky in Metro Detroit through the workweek. But AccuWeather says the humidity will drop a bit on Friday just in time for a nice and sunny weekend. See the forecast here.
For the latest forecast, listen to WWJ Newsradio 950 to hear the traffic and weather update, every 10 minutes on the 8s.
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