LANSING, Mich. — Overnight: Expect decreasing clouds and temperatures to reach an overnight low of about 45°F with winds out of the SW at 6mph.
Saturday: Scattered showers move across our neighborhoods as a shortwave tracks through, bringing potential for isolated thunderstorms to pop up in some areas. Overall, the flow will come in waves, so this will not be a washout. Temperatures are expected to reach a high of 66°F and lows of about 39°F.
Sunday-Monday: Sunday, Mother's Day is expected to be decent. Although temperatures continue to drop and highs are only expected to reach about 58°F, high pressure is expected to keep things largely dry until late at night, then isolated showers move in and persist until about 6:00 a.m. on Monday.
Monday remains dry but cool, with partly cloudy conditions and high temps reaching about 55°F.
Tuesday-Wednesday: Another system tracks through, bringing showers Tuesday that will ramp up Tuesday night through Wednesday morning. Temperatures reach highs of only 58°F and 60°F, respectively.
Thursday-Friday: Dry conditions and partly sunny skies return, along with an uptick in temperatures returning to the upper 60s.
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