LANSING, Mich. — Yesterday's showers brought quite a bit of rainfall to neighborhoods across Clinton County. This area has been under an abnormally dry state from the U.S. Drought Monitor. More showers are possible as we close our work week Friday.
Daytime highs today will feel a lot more like fall now that the cold front has advanced through our neighborhoods. Highs will only range in the mid 60's with overnight lows in the upper 40's. We will continue to see these below average temperatures through the remainder of the 7-Day forecast.
WATCH THE FULL FORECAST BELOW
A fast moving area of low pressure will advance through the state of Michigan Friday. This low will track a bit further north of our neighborhoods and could bring some tame rain showers to the morning hours Friday. These showers are focused a bit more to our northern neighborhoods of Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties. Make sure to have the umbrella handy when heading out the door Friday.
The main impact from Friday's system will be winds. Wind direction will shift out of the southwest with the possibility to see stronger gusts off the lake reach a bit more inland. We could have an isolated gust across our neighborhoods ranging from 40-45mph. Breezy conditions will be expected throughout the entire daytime period. Make sure to bring in any light, loose object left out on patios, porches, or lawns.
Following tomorrow's shower chance, we will not be expecting anymore rounds of uniform precipitation as high pressure at the surface begins to build in and influence more tame weather conditions through mid week next week.
Want more FOX 47 News? Here's how you download our Roku app
You can also see the latest news from across our mid-Michigan neighborhoods by liking us on Facebook or following us on X.
