LANSING, Mich. — Sunday:
The first official day of winter. High pressure moves in, and mostly sunny skies prevail, but even solar heating will not be enough to defeat the cold. A cold front will drop our high temperatures to just about 26°F, and lows to about 19°. As you head out the door early, the actual temperature will be about 17°F at 8:00 a.m., but with winds gusting in the 20s at times, it will only feel like 5°F. So layer up.
Monday and Tuesday:
A warm front lifts in on Monday, bringing a chance for light snow, which will switch over to freezing rain at times. Things could get slippery on the roads. Temperatures continue to warm, reaching about 37°F on Monday and 43°F by Tuesday.
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day:
Another warm front passes through on Christmas Eve, and a little light rain is possible. Highs will continue to be in the low 40s. However, Christmas Day itself will not be a white one; it will be a very warm one, with highs reaching about 51°F, with chances for isolated rain showers.
End of the Week:
Temperatures stay mild into next weekend with highs holding in the low 40s.
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