LANSING, Mich. — Following a brief break on Saturday, winds maintain strong as we start a brand new week Monday. Gusts Monday morning have been observed exceeding 25 mph in some of our neighborhoods.
We are also observing an advancing cold front driving scattered showers across Michigan and our neighborhoods this morning. These showers will move through with little or no impacts to our morning commutes. Showers and cloud cover will exit by noon as the cold front advances past our neighborhoods.
Along the cold front, we could see wind gusts max up to 35 mph across our neighborhoods this afternoon. As it passes through our neighborhoods, winds will weaken through the overnight period with gusts up to 20 mph. Feels like temperatures could drop into the upper 20's when heading out the door tomorrow. Make sure to bundle up during these morning hours.
We will remain dry with partly cloudy skies Tuesday with another low pressure system driving showers through the region Wednesday. However, a lot of these showers will remain north of our neighborhoods with a more isolated chances Wednesday afternoon/evening with no major impacts or accumulations expected.
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We have more active weather once we reach the end of our week and into the weekend as a shortwave trough effects the region overnight Thursday into Friday with an incoming cold front driving uniform showers Friday. These showers have a better chance of producing measurable rainfall. We will cool into Saturday with highs in the upper 40's. However, a secondary low will track through the area Saturday into Sunday which will aid in dropping our temperatures further with highs Sunday in the lower 40's and overnight lows at or below freezing.
With this colder air in place, we could see rain showers mix into a wintry precipitation type during the morning hours of Sunday and overnight hours Sunday into Monday. Now, this setup is still a bit further out and we could still see some changes to the evolution and placement of this colder air mass. We will continue to watch closely, however, our neighborhoods do see our average first snow in early November.
We are expecting to stay dry Thursday with partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid to lower 50's with weekend temperatures falling into the 40's with overnight lows close to or below freezing.
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