Michigan – Light rain taps windshields and damp pavement spreads across Grand Rapids this morning, setting up slick travel through midday.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered showers will move through western Michigan before 11 a.m., then redevelop after 1 p.m. Highs reach near 51°F, with north winds around 10 mph. While rainfall stays light, wet roads could slow drivers along I-196 and US-131 during peak daytime travel.
Across Kent County and into Muskegon and Holland, conditions remain mostly cloudy with brief breaks between showers. Side streets and shaded areas may stay damp longer, especially where temperatures cool quickly later.
Temperatures drop sharply tonight to around 28°F. That creates a key concern: leftover moisture on roads and sidewalks could refreeze. Watch for isolated slick spots early Monday, particularly on bridges and overpasses. Plan extra time for the morning commute.
Monday turns brighter but colder, with highs near 42°F under mostly sunny skies. Calm winds help, but the air stays brisk. Another chilly night follows, dipping again into the upper 20s.
By Tuesday, a gradual warm-up begins. Highs climb near 49°F with some afternoon sun, followed by mid-50s Wednesday. Clouds linger, but conditions stay dry until the next system arrives Thursday with another chance of showers and highs near 59°F.
This week shows classic March swings—wet pavement, chilly nights, then a push toward spring warmth.
Stay alert for changing road conditions, especially early Monday. Are you noticing slick spots or just wet roads in your area?
Five Day Forecast for Grand Rapids, Michigan
Monday: High 42°F – Mostly sunny
Tuesday: High 49°F – Partly sunny
Wednesday: High 53°F – Mostly cloudy
Thursday: High 59°F – Chance of showers
Friday: High 41°F – Mostly sunny
