Gaylord, MI – Northern Michigan is bracing for a continuation of warm and humid conditions through the end of the week, accompanied by isolated to scattered thunderstorms. Relief, however, is on the horizon with more seasonable temperatures and reduced humidity expected.
According to the US National Weather Service in Gaylord, temperatures will remain high and humid through Friday, with daily highs reaching the mid-80s in most areas. Specifically, Gaylord is forecasted to see temperatures around 86°F, while Traverse City and Big Rapids will experience similar conditions.
The National Weather Service has indicated that the weather pattern will begin to shift as the weekend approaches. A more seasonable temperature trend is anticipated, starting on Saturday with highs around 78°F, and continuing into early next week. By Monday, temperatures are expected to drop further, settling into the mid-70s.
In addition to the cooler temperatures, occasional showers and thunderstorms are predicted through the rest of the workweek. There is a 75% chance of rain today, with scattered thunderstorms likely on Thursday and Friday. As the weekend progresses, the weather will gradually clear, leading to sunny skies on Saturday.
