Gaylord, Mich. – Scattered thunderstorms will sweep across northern Michigan late Saturday into early Sunday, bringing cooler air and potential travel slowdowns across counties from Traverse City to Alpena.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, a line of storms will track across the region overnight with temperatures dipping to the mid-60s in some areas. Storm activity is expected to linger into Sunday morning before clearing skies allow temperatures to rebound into the low 70s.
Communities along US-131 and M-32 should prepare for brief downpours and lightning, particularly between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. Motorists are urged to use caution on wet roads and delay early travel if possible. While no widespread flooding is forecast, low-lying areas may see minor ponding.
Sunday afternoon will see partly sunny skies return, with highs ranging from 70–84°F. Monday and Tuesday are expected to be mostly sunny with highs climbing back into the 80s, offering a brief summer reprieve before more showers move in later in the week.
⚠️ Shower chances may return by midweek. Stay tuned for updated advisories.
