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More warm air and sunshine on the way across Mid-Michigan this weekend

High pressure builds into the region beginning Thursday with tame weather conditions expected through the weekend
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LANSING, Mich. — Temperatures were able to warm into the mid 30's yesterday with chilly conditions continuing due to present winds and dropped wind chills. Today, winds will will stay weakened as high pressure builds into the region. Temperatures trends will remain in the upper 20's/lower 30's for a lot of our neighborhoods making it feel a bit warmer.

Similar temperature trends Thursday compared to Wednesday with weaker winds making it feel a bit warmer
Similar temperature trends Thursday compared to Wednesday with weaker winds making it feel a bit warmer

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More warm air and sunshine on the way across Mid-Michigan this weekend

We will start the day with partly cloudy skies and some possible sunshine as cloud cover will gradually filter in during the afternoon hours. More sunshine is expected in our forecast as we close our week on Friday with partly cloudy skies and temperatures continuing to warm into the upper 30's. We could possible even see some neighborhoods reach the 40's again.

More sunshine on the way Friday and into the weekend as high pressure builds into the region
More sunshine on the way Friday and into the weekend as high pressure builds into the region

Wind speeds, however, Friday will pick back up gusting as high as 20 mph out of the southwest aiding in the warm up which will take us into next week. No wind impacts are expected Friday and we will be feeling a lot warmer as we enter our weekend with renewed partly cloudy skies on Saturday for Valentine"s Day and temperatures warming into the 40's.

Winds could gust up to 20 mph out of the southwest Friday as our temperatures warm
Winds could gust up to 20 mph out of the southwest Friday as our temperatures warm

The chance for rain and snow on Sunday has been dropped and we will continue to monitor closely for any additional changes. We are now looking at partly to mostly cloudy skies that day with temperatures continuing to warm.

This warm up will aid in melting our snow pack which has already been occurring following warmer temperatures and sun from earlier this month. However, temperatures are expected to stay above freezing through midweek next week. Melted snowfall which runs off into cracks in roads could create more pot hole issues if we do freeze back below freezing.

We stay dry to start next week with returning precipitation in the form of rainfall possible on Wednesday.

7-Day Forecast 02/12/26
Temperatures warm into the 40's this weekend as we stay dry until midweek next week

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