Grand Rapids, MI – Scattered showers are expected to move into Grand Rapids this afternoon, increasing the likelihood of wet roads for commuters. The National Weather Service has issued a forecast of a 40% chance of showers starting after 11 a.m. Wednesday, with skies gradually clouding over. Winds will remain light, with speeds around 5 to 7 mph from the southwest.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances will rise into the evening, with a 20% chance of thunderstorms developing before 2 a.m. Wednesday night. Overnight, the rain is expected to taper off, but areas may still experience wet conditions until temperatures drop to a low of 52°F. Drivers should take caution when traveling late tonight as roads could be slick.
Residents should be prepared for potential disruptions, particularly those planning evening outdoor activities or heading home after dark. Local schools and businesses are not reporting any closures yet, but travelers should monitor conditions for any changes. With precipitation expected to increase again on Friday, it’s wise to stay updated on weather warnings and advisories.
For the rest of the week, mild temperatures will continue, but rain chances remain prevalent.
5-Day Forecast:
- Wednesday: High of 73°F, Low of 49°F, 40% chance of showers, possible thunderstorms late.
- Thursday: High of 79°F, Low of 55°F, Mostly sunny.
- Friday: High of 72°F, Low of 46°F, 80% chance of showers.
- Saturday: High of 63°F, Low of 41°F, Mostly sunny.
- Sunday: High of 68°F, Low of 48°F, Mostly sunny.
