Gaylord, Mich. – Rainy skies are settling in over northern Michigan this week, with scattered showers expected tonight and the potential for isolated storms by Friday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, overnight lows will dip into the mid-30s before temperatures rebound into the 60s and low 70s by Wednesday and Thursday. Rain chances will increase each afternoon, with Wednesday bringing warmer air and possible evening showers, and Thursday featuring isolated precipitation throughout the region.
Cities including Petoskey, Alpena, and Cadillac may see fluctuating temperatures of nearly 40 degrees from night to day. While Thursday may be the warmest stretch, Friday poses the greatest risk, with rain showers and the potential for thunderstorms developing, especially in the afternoon hours.
Travelers should prepare for slick roads during early morning and evening hours, particularly where temperatures hover near freezing. Keep umbrellas handy, charge devices, and monitor local alerts as conditions change.
Showers and storm chances will continue into Friday night, with more updates likely as the weekend nears.
