Grand Rapids, MI – Breezy, mild weather with morning showers continues across Michigan today, leaving roads wet during peak travel hours. High temperatures will range from 55 to 65 degrees. Drivers on I-96 and other major routes should prepare for limited visibility during rain, which is expected to taper off by midday.
According to the National Weather Service, southeast winds will reach 15 to 25 mph, shifting southwest this afternoon, contributing to the brisk conditions. Tuesday night will bring cloudy skies and lows around 43 degrees, making it one of the milder evenings of the week.
Wednesday ushers in cooler temperatures with highs near 48 degrees. Light rain returns in the morning, becoming heavier after sunset. Winds will gust up to 24 mph, and areas west of Grand Rapids may see the season’s first wet snow mix late Wednesday night.
Thursday remains chilly with a high near 42 degrees and 100% rain chances. No snow accumulation is expected, but steady precipitation and brisk winds will make outdoor activities challenging. The five-day outlook predicts continued rain on Friday, with highs reaching 47 degrees before easing slightly into the weekend.
Residents are encouraged to dress in layers and secure loose outdoor items ahead of strong winds. Commuters should allow extra time for travel due to slick roads and poor visibility. Stay updated with local forecasts for any changes.
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