Gaylord, Mich. – Showers and scattered thunderstorms could impact travel and outdoor plans across northern Lower Michigan today, especially around Saginaw Bay where a few strong storms are possible.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, humidity will remain high across the region today, with rain chances highest in the northern Lower Peninsula. Highs will range from the upper 60s to mid-80s, but the sticky air may make it feel warmer. The best chance for storms today is in the Saginaw Bay area, although other areas could see passing showers.
By Wednesday, most areas will dry out, though a few isolated showers may linger. Temperatures will trend cooler midweek, with Thursday expected to be the coolest day in the stretch — highs in the upper 60s to mid-70s. Rain chances return Thursday and Friday before drier, warmer air pushes in for Saturday, which may see highs approaching 86°F.
Travelers and residents should remain alert for localized downpours, especially today and late week. Charge devices, avoid flooded roads, and monitor alerts if storms develop.
More widespread rainfall is possible by the end of the workweek. Updates from NWS Gaylord are expected as conditions evolve.
🔵 Five-Day Outlook (Northern Michigan)
- Tuesday: Humid with scattered storms. Highs 68–85°F.
- Wednesday: Mostly dry, isolated shower. Highs 70–79°F.
- Thursday: Cooler with showers. Highs 67–76°F.
- Friday: Thunderstorms likely. Highs 69–84°F.
- Saturday: Warmer and drier. Highs 77–86°F.
