Grand Rapids, MI – Michigan drivers woke up to slick roads and blowing snow Monday as spring weather brought a sudden wintry return to the Grand Rapids region.
Snow showers and wind gusts up to 38 mph are expected through Monday evening, with the heaviest impacts north of the I-96 corridor. According to the National Weather Service in Grand Rapids, light accumulation is likely across Central Michigan, particularly during the morning commute. Travel should remain limited to essential trips as visibility drops and roads become slippery.
Temperatures will hover in the upper 30s Monday, with a low near 27° Monday night. Winds will stay strong, gusting up to 21 mph, reducing visibility and creating dangerous driving conditions. Residents should bundle up and allow extra time for travel, especially in areas north of the interstate.
Conditions improve starting Tuesday, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 43°. Winds will calm slightly, making it a more comfortable spring day. Wednesday continues the warming trend with a high near 45° and plenty of sunshine.
Looking Ahead:
- Thursday: Mostly sunny, high of 52°
- Friday: Chance of showers, high of 53°
- Saturday: Showers possible, high near 55°
- Sunday: Cloudy with more showers, high near 62°
While Monday brings a burst of winter, the rest of the week signals a steady return to spring. Keep an umbrella handy later in the week and check local alerts for any updates.
