Gaylord, Michigan Weather Outlook – Stormy weather is on the horizon for northern Michigan as a front approaches Thursday afternoon, bringing the potential for thunderstorms. Residents in Gaylord and surrounding areas should brace for a sharp change in weather, with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely to begin after 2 p.m. Thursday. Winds could gust up to 30 mph, and areas south of Gaylord may see rainfall amounts up to 0.5 inches.
According to the National Weather Service, the thunderstorms will be most intense Thursday and Friday as the front slowly pushes southward. This means areas like Traverse City, Kalkaska, and Manistee may also experience similar conditions. With a slight chance of severe storms, local authorities are urging residents to stay updated and avoid unnecessary travel during the peak storm hours.
By Thursday evening, conditions should begin to calm, with partly cloudy skies expected overnight. However, more showers are in the forecast for Friday, and an additional round of thunderstorms could move through Friday afternoon. Keep an eye on the weather as these systems may shift, affecting your weekend plans.
If you’re in northern Michigan, make sure to have your emergency kit ready, charge devices in case of power outages, and prepare for wet conditions on the roads. Thunderstorms could impact outdoor activities, so be mindful of any planned events.
Extended 5-Day Forecast (June 11–16, 2025)
- Thursday, June 12: High 69°F, Low 49°F, Thunderstorms likely after 2 p.m. (80% chance)
- Friday, June 13: High 61°F, Low 46°F, Showers and thunderstorms (80% chance)
- Saturday, June 14: High 65°F, Low 48°F, Chance of showers (40% chance)
- Sunday, June 15: High 73°F, Low 55°F, Partly cloudy (10% chance)
- Monday, June 16: High 77°F, Low 56°F, A few showers (30% chance)
