Gaylord, Michigan – High heat and pop-up storms will define Monday across Northern Michigan as a summer weather alert targets the region, especially around Saginaw Bay and Gaylord, where heat indices may climb into the upper 90s.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, hot and humid conditions are expected Monday, July 28th, with isolated storms possible after 11 a.m. Highs will reach the upper 80s across Otsego and Cheboygan counties, while communities along US-23 near Saginaw Bay could see heat index values spike to 97°F. A 30% chance of thunderstorms is in play through the late afternoon.
Residents are urged to stay hydrated, limit outdoor work during peak heat, and check on vulnerable neighbors. Roads may become slick during isolated storm bursts, particularly on M-32 and US-131 corridors.
Looking ahead, temperatures moderate slightly Tuesday, with a high near 82°F and lingering storm chances. Wednesday and Thursday bring mostly sunny skies, with highs in the mid-70s, followed by a pleasant weekend ahead.
📅 Extended Five-Day Forecast: Gaylord, MI
- Monday, July 28 – High 87°F, 30% chance of storms after 11 a.m., humid
- Tuesday, July 29 – High 82°F, 20% chance of p.m. storms, partly cloudy
- Wednesday, July 30 – High 76°F, mostly sunny, cooler overnight lows around 50°F
- Thursday, July 31 – High 73°F, sunny and calm
- Friday, August 1 – High 75°F, dry and mild with overnight low near 50°F
- Saturday, August 2 – High 78°F, sunny skies expected
Stay alert for potential updates if storm chances increase Monday afternoon.
