First Alert: Bouts with rain, thunder before drier, sunnier turn
Moderate to heavy rain chances, few thunderstorms in Upper Michigan before a drier, sunnier spring turn this weekend.
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Showers, thunderstorms pop up as warm air and a frontal boundary combine Wednesday in Upper Michigan. After a reprieve from precipitation around the daytime Thursday, a round of moderate to heavy rain spreads across the region in the evening as a Central Plains system approaches the U.P. After a mostly sunny weekend under high pressure, an approaching Central Plains system spreads rain west to east Sunday night through Monday.
Watch out for ponding water and minor flooding along rivers resulting from the rain and snowmelt!
Tonight: Scattered rain, few thunderstorms before tapering east overnight; scattered clouds
>Lows: 30s/40
Thursday: Mostly cloudy with rain spreading overnight; breezy
>Highs: 50/60 (warmer inland central)
Friday: Mostly cloudy with moderate to heavy rain chances, then gradually tapering in the evening; windy
>Highs: 40s/50
Saturday: Mostly sunny and breezy
>Highs: 40s/50
Sunday: Mostly sunny before increasing clouds, rain towards evening; breezy but warmer
>Highs: 50s/60
Monday: Mostly cloudy with moderate to heavy rain chances and thunderstorms; windy and warm
>Highs: 60s/70
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and thunderstorms
>Highs: 60 (but temperatures falling in the afternoon)
Wednesday: Scattered clouds and cool
>Highs: 40s/50
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