Warmer Wednesday; More rain Thursday and Friday
A storm system heading into Michigan is bringing snow to the U.P. and will spread rain into Northeast (Lower) Michigan overnight. Rain will continue through the predawn hours early Wednesday. Then it’ll move toward the northeast and we could even see some partial clearing Wednesday afternoon.
Rain will move in from the west overnight. Future Radar shows rain becoming more widespread after midnight and continuing until 5 a.m. After that, rain will move off toward the northeast. There could be a patchy shower before sunrise. Heading toward midday, clouds will begin to break apart.
Highs on Wednesday will reach the middle 50s. A warm front will lift northward through Northern Michigan Thursday, and temperatures will take a while to reach highs in the middle 50s during the late-evening. Temperatures will warm Friday morning to the lower 60s. Then a cold front will come through, causing the temperatures to nosedive late Friday. Saturday’s highs will be much cooler, in the middle 40s.
Wednesday: A mix of sun and clouds during the afternoon. Predawn temperatures will be in the lower 40s. Late-morning temperatures will rise to about 50 degrees. Afternoon highs will be around the middle 50s. Early-evening temperatures will dip to the upper 40s.
Thursday: A warm front will bring rain during the morning and afternoon. Early-morning temperatures will begin in the upper 30s. Afternoon temperatures will climb to the middle/upper 40s. Temperatures will keep rising Thursday evening, heading into the 50s at night.
Friday: A cold front will bring rain and a risk of thunderstorms in the morning and afternoon. Temperatures will reach highs in the middle 60s during the late-morning. After the cold front moves through Northeast Michigan, temperatures will fall sharply. By suppertime, temperatures will be cooling to the 40s.
For the rest of Northeast Michigan’s weather forecast, watch the latest weather video by clicking the weather tab at the top of the page.
