Grand Rapids, MI –Expect patchy fog across much of southwest Michigan this morning, creating potential visibility hazards, particularly for drivers in the central and northern parts of the state.
The National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather outlook for today, May 7th, 2025, emphasizing fog and reduced visibility, particularly in mid-Michigan, which could impact the morning commute. Conditions will clear by mid-day, but the weather will take a turn Thursday night with the possibility of frost.
According to the National Weather Service, the fog should dissipate before noon, but areas in mid-Michigan, including Grand Rapids, could see temperatures drop to the low 40s by tonight, leaving the potential for frost. The clear skies expected Thursday will follow, with temperatures reaching a high near 62°F, but the cold overnight lows could be problematic for sensitive plants and outdoor activities.
For those in areas like Kent, Barry, and Kalamazoo counties, be prepared for these chilly overnight temperatures. Local farmers, gardeners, and outdoor enthusiasts should take precautionary steps to protect plants and crops by bringing them inside or covering them.
As we move into the weekend, the weather will turn warmer, with Friday bringing sunny skies and a high of 68°F. Saturday promises more sunshine, with temperatures hitting 73°F. For those making weekend plans, including Mother’s Day activities, clear skies and mild temperatures will dominate the region, with highs reaching 76°F by Sunday.
Stay informed and monitor local updates as additional weather information may be issued. Keep an eye out for more updates, and prepare for chilly nights through the week.
5-Day Weather Forecast for Grand Rapids:
- Thursday: High of 62°F, clear skies
- Friday: High of 68°F, sunny
- Saturday: High of 73°F, sunny
- Sunday (Mother’s Day): High of 76°F, sunny
- Monday: High of 73°F, partly cloudy
