Grand Rapids, MI – Residents can expect a mix of mostly cloudy skies and gusty winds today, with a high near 40 degrees. Conditions will remain dry through the weekend, but snow is likely to return by Tuesday night.
According to the National Weather Service, gusts of up to 35 mph will make temperatures feel colder today despite highs nearing seasonal averages. Winds will gradually decrease Sunday night as a slight chance of rain and snow showers begins to develop late in the evening.
Temperatures will dip into the low 30s on Tuesday night, setting the stage for snow showers. The National Weather Service forecasts a 60% chance of precipitation, primarily after midnight, with minimal accumulation expected. Drivers should prepare for slick roadways during the Wednesday morning commute.
Looking ahead, colder air will dominate the region midweek, with highs only reaching the upper 20s by Wednesday. Snow showers will likely continue through Wednesday night, creating potential travel concerns across Michigan. Residents should monitor local forecasts for updates on snow totals and prepare for possible delays.
The extended forecast shows temperatures staying below freezing through the latter half of the week, with lows dropping into the teens by Thursday night. Those with travel plans should ensure vehicles are winter-ready and allow extra time for commutes.
Stay tuned for updates on developing weather conditions.
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