Grand Rapids, MI –Wind and wave hazards continue across southwest Michigan today, while residents in Grand Rapids should prepare for a likely rain/snow mix by Wednesday night. The National Weather Service warns of hazardous conditions for small craft on Lake Michigan through Tuesday, and forecasts a 70% chance of rain and snow for Wednesday night in Kent County.
According to the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, Tuesday’s weather remains calm but brisk, with a high near 37°F and northwest winds up to 11 mph. Tonight’s low will dip to 25°F under mostly clear skies, with calmer winds expected. Although Tuesday carries no major storm threat, boaters and fishers along the lakefront should remain cautious due to choppy waves and gusty conditions.
By Wednesday, clouds will build throughout the morning. A 60% chance of snow showers is likely before 1 p.m., transitioning to rain by mid-afternoon as the high reaches 45°F. Rain showers are likely again Wednesday night, mixing with snow after 8 p.m. before tapering by early Thursday. Winds will shift southeast and remain steady around 6 mph.
Five-Day Spring Outlook for Grand Rapids, MI:
- Thursday: Chance of showers early (30%), high near 45°F.
- Friday: Mostly sunny and dry, high of 52°F.
- Saturday: Full sun, warming to 58°F.
- Sunday: Partly cloudy, spring-like high of 64°F.
- Monday: Clear and warm, high near 70°F.
