Grand Rapids, MI – Temperatures are set to dip sharply in Grand Rapids tonight, leading to a freeze warning for the area. With lows expected near 33°F and potential frost, residents should protect sensitive plants and outdoor belongings to avoid damage. The chilly start to the weekend will transition to warmer temperatures, with significant changes expected early next week.
According to the National Weather Service, sunny and cool weather is forecast for Saturday, with daytime highs around 57°F and light winds from the northwest. However, by Saturday night, temperatures will drop quickly under clear skies, bringing the potential for frost. Sunday is expected to be sunny again, with slightly warmer highs reaching 59°F, though the evening low will remain brisk at 38°F.
The warm-up intensifies on Monday, with highs climbing to 63°F, though gusty south winds will accompany the rising temperatures. By Tuesday, temperatures could reach near-record highs of 77°F, with winds continuing to gust over 30 mph, raising potential safety concerns for those on the road. Drivers should be cautious of sudden gusts on I-196 and surrounding highways as the warmer weather rolls in.
Showers are likely late Monday night into Tuesday morning, offering some relief from the dry conditions. However, the temperatures will remain unseasonably warm through Wednesday, with another high of 77°F expected before a gradual cooling trend begins on Thursday, bringing highs down to 64°F.
