Residents in Grand Rapids and surrounding areas should prepare for strong winds and scattered showers as a cold front moves through. Wind gusts between 35 to 45 mph are expected today, with the highest impact forecasted north of Grand Rapids along the US-131 corridor. These conditions could lead to isolated power outages. Residents are advised to secure outdoor items and remain vigilant for potential disruptions.
According to the National Weather Service, winds will pick up through the morning as temperatures rise to a high of 52°F, accompanied by a slight chance of showers from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The afternoon will remain breezy, with winds shifting to the northwest at 16 to 21 mph. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies and temperatures dropping to 32°F.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will bring calmer weather with sunny skies and a high of 48°F. Winds will ease, coming from the northeast at 5 to 8 mph. However, by Wednesday night, an 80% chance of showers is predicted, continuing into Thursday. Thursday’s high will reach 54°F before skies clear and temperatures dip to 42°F. Friday offers a reprieve with mostly sunny weather and a high of 55°F.
Residents should stay updated via local forecasts and ensure emergency plans are in place for possible outages and changing weather conditions.
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