Gaylord, MI – A cold snap is expected to settle over Northern Michigan tonight, bringing near-freezing temperatures and the potential for widespread frost across interior regions.
According to the US National Weather Service in Gaylord, skies will remain clear with light winds, allowing temperatures to plummet into the low to mid-30s by daybreak Sunday. Low-lying areas may experience even colder conditions, increasing the risk of frost damage. Residents are urged to take precautions to protect sensitive outdoor vegetation, which may be damaged or killed if left unprotected.
Forecasted low temperatures include 34°F in Mio, 35°F in Whiteth Point and Sault Ste. Marie, 36°F in Naubinway, and 37°F across several locations, including Traverse City, Frankfort, and Petoskey. Coastal areas like Drummond Island are expected to stay slightly warmer at 41°F.
The National Weather Service recommends covering plants or bringing them indoors before heading to bed tonight. This advisory serves as a critical reminder for gardeners and farmers alike to safeguard crops and ornamental plants against the impending frost.
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