Grand Rapids, MI – A mix of snow, rain, and strong winds will impact southwest Michigan over the next several days, making for an unpredictable start to March. Residents can expect slick roads today, followed by a warming trend that will bring rain and gusty winds by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Grand Rapids, snow showers will continue through early Saturday, with some slick spots expected, particularly near US-131 and along the Lake Michigan shoreline. High temperatures will remain cold, peaking near 25°F today before dropping to 17°F overnight.
Sunday will bring drier conditions, with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 31°F. Winds will be calmer, making for a milder end to the weekend. By Monday, temperatures will rise to 41°F under partly sunny skies.
Midweek, a strong system will move through, bringing rain showers on Tuesday as temperatures climb to near 50°F. Winds will strengthen, and by Wednesday, a mix of rain and snow is expected, with gusty conditions continuing into Thursday.
Drivers should prepare for potentially hazardous conditions today due to snow and freezing temperatures. As the week progresses, rain and strong winds could impact commutes. Anyone traveling on major highways, including US-131, should monitor forecasts for updates.
Stay informed and plan ahead as Michigan experiences an early March weather shift, bringing a taste of both winter and spring in the coming days.
