Cold front will bring showers late Tuesday, then cooler Wednesday
A weak disturbance is generating showers moving through the Upper Peninsula tonight. Northern (Lower) Michigan will receive increased cloud cover but rain chances should stay near the Tip of the Mitt and farther north into the U.P. A cold front out of central Canada will move in late Tuesday bringing a better chance of showers.
The chance of showers will be greatest Tuesday night to Wednesday morning. Late Wednesday, dry conditions will return to the area. Cloud cover will gradually clear late Wednesday to early Thursday. Mostly sunny skies are in store Thursday.
Hurricane Delta has formed in the southern Gulf of Mexico. It is forecast to move toward the northwest and strengthen near the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico on Wednesday, becoming a category 3 hurricane. The current forecast (subject to modifications) is calling for landfall between the Texas-Louisiana border and the Florida panhandle late Friday, likely as a category 2 hurricane.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, then late-evening showers will move in. Early-morning temperatures will be in the upper 40s. Late-morning temperatures will be in the middle/upper 50s. Afternoon highs will reach about 66 degrees. Early-evening temperatures will be near 60 degrees.
Wednesday: Morning showers, then mostly cloudy. Breezy — winds from the northwest at 15-20 mph. Predawn temperatures will start in the upper 40s. Late-morning temperatures will be in the middle 50s. Afternoon highs will be close to 60 degrees. Early-evening temperatures will be in the lower 50s.
Thursday: Mostly sunny, cool morning. Early-morning temperatures will be in the upper 30s. Late-morning temperatures will rise to the upper 40s or near 50 degrees. Afternoon highs will be around 60 degrees. Early-evening temperatures will be in the middle 50s.
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