Gaylord, MI – Northern Michigan residents should prepare for lingering fog Saturday morning and a wet weekend as rain and snow showers move into the region. Scattered showers will taper off later today, but forecasters warn of more precipitation Sunday afternoon, with higher terrain areas potentially seeing measurable snow accumulation.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will remain cloudy with highs between 43 and 50 degrees. Rain and patchy fog early in the morning will clear by afternoon. On Sunday, rain is expected to begin after 1 p.m., transitioning into a rain-snow mix by the evening. Roads could become slick, especially in higher elevation areas, so drivers are urged to use caution.
Monday will bring continued rain and snow showers with temperatures hovering around 35 to 41 degrees. By Monday night, conditions will clear slightly, but lows will drop to 28 degrees. Looking ahead to New Year’s Day, residents can expect a colder turn with snow showers likely and daytime highs near 31 degrees.
For travelers, U.S. Highway 131 and surrounding routes could see reduced visibility and icy spots due to fog and precipitation. Plan for extra time and keep updated with the latest weather alerts.
This unsettled pattern underscores the importance of checking forecasts regularly, especially if you’re traveling or planning outdoor activities. Residents are advised to prepare for fluctuating conditions and potential snowfall accumulations as we move into New Year’s week.
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