Grand Rapids, MI – West Michigan will experience a mix of spring and winter weather Thursday, March 6, as breezy conditions and scattered snow showers move through the region. Temperatures will struggle to climb past the mid-30s, with wind gusts reaching up to 37 mph by the evening.
According to the National Weather Service, rain showers will transition to snow Wednesday night, with a chance of flurries continuing into Thursday morning. Winds from the northwest will keep temperatures feeling much colder, especially along the Lake Michigan shoreline, where occasional power outages could occur due to strong gusts.
Thursday will be mostly cloudy in Grand Rapids, with highs around 35°F. Winds will remain between 11 to 21 mph, with gusts exceeding 30 mph at times. By Thursday night, conditions will clear slightly, but temperatures will drop into the mid-20s.
Looking ahead, Friday brings a 30% chance of snow showers with a high near 39°F. The weekend will see partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. By Monday, temperatures will rise into the 50s, signaling a return to more typical spring weather.
Drivers should remain cautious on the roads Thursday, as wind and snow could create hazardous conditions, especially on I-96 and other major highways. Residents should also secure outdoor objects to prevent wind damage.
For the latest updates, stay tuned to local weather alerts and prepare for changing conditions throughout the week.
