Grand Rapids, MI — Residents in Grand Rapids should prepare for a shift in the weather tonight as rain moves in late Saturday, bringing cooler temperatures and continuing showers into Sunday. With highs reaching the upper 50s during the day Saturday, clouds will gradually increase, setting the stage for rain late tonight. Temperatures tonight are expected to dip to the low 40s, making for a chilly and wet start to Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service, rain showers will likely persist throughout Sunday, with an 80% chance of precipitation primarily in the morning. Gusty winds from the southeast will add to the cool, damp conditions, making it advisable to bundle up and plan for wet roads if traveling early on Sunday. By late morning, showers should taper off, but cloudy skies will linger, keeping temperatures in the 50s.
The wet weather doesn’t stop there; Grand Rapids may see a chance of showers again Sunday night, with lows around 48°F. Looking ahead to Veterans Day on Monday, the forecast includes a 20% chance of afternoon showers, though skies will partly clear, offering a mix of sun and clouds. Monday’s high is expected to reach a milder 57°F, with a low of 33°F overnight.
For those planning mid-week activities, the forecast improves. Tuesday brings sunny skies with a high near 51°F, and while Wednesday may see some showers, they are likely to be brief and scattered. Motorists should remain cautious on slick roads throughout the weekend, especially on Veterans Day when some showers may still impact visibility.
