Grand Rapids, MI – A wet Saturday is expected to continue in Grand Rapids today, with heavy showers soaking the area before the skies begin to clear on Sunday.
Rain is expected to taper off late this afternoon, transitioning into mostly dry conditions by Sunday morning. According to the National Weather Service, today’s rain could reach up to 0.5 inches, creating potentially slick roadways and reduced visibility for drivers. With winds gusting at 10 to 15 mph, those venturing outdoors should take extra precautions, particularly near areas with ponding water on roads or in low-lying areas. Be sure to carry an umbrella or rain gear, as conditions remain damp throughout the day.
Sunday is expected to bring a welcomed change as skies clear, with a high of 46°F. Winds will shift to the west at 5 to 10 mph, creating a refreshing, breezy atmosphere. Though the forecast remains clear, temperatures will cool overnight, dropping to 31°F by Sunday night, so residents should prepare for chilly conditions as they head into the workweek.
Looking ahead, Monday brings a 50% chance of snow showers, followed by mostly sunny conditions on Tuesday with a high near 40°F. The five-day forecast continues with mild temperatures, including chances of rain and snow through midweek. Expect fluctuating temperatures, from highs in the low 50s to lows dipping into the 20s and 30s.
For anyone planning outdoor activities this weekend or the upcoming week, keep an eye on changing weather conditions and adjust plans accordingly. With unpredictable rain, wind, and the possibility of snow, staying informed will help ensure safety throughout the coming days.
