Grand Rapids, MI – As the new year approaches, residents in Michigan should prepare for shifting weather conditions, including rain, snow, and gusty winds starting Monday. Travel along US-131 and surrounding areas could be impacted by reduced visibility and slick roads.
According to the National Weather Service, rain will dominate early Monday, with snow potentially mixing in by Tuesday evening, especially in areas east of US-131. Wind gusts could reach up to 30 mph, creating hazardous driving conditions. Highs Monday will peak near 43°F, dropping to the low 30s overnight.
Rain will taper off Monday night, but patchy fog and icy spots could linger. Tuesday’s temperatures will hover near 39°F, with scattered rain or snow showers developing by evening. For those planning New Year’s Eve celebrations, conditions may turn snowy overnight into New Year’s Day, with accumulations possible on grassy areas.
The holiday outlook remains cold and cloudy. New Year’s Day highs will reach only 33°F, with a chance of snow showers continuing into the evening. Roads may become slippery, so plan extra time for travel.
Stay informed by checking updates from the National Weather Service and keeping emergency kits in vehicles for winter driving. As temperatures drop midweek, bundle up to stay safe outdoors.
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