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Showers move out this afternoon as elevated particulate matter moves in

Widespread showers turn scattered Thursday morning ahead of dry conditions to close out the work week
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LANSING, Mich. — UPDATE

As showers near an end in our neighborhoods this afternoon and winds turning out of the northeast today, Canadian wildfire smoke will return to our neighborhoods.

Air Quality Advisory issued for all of our Neighborhoods
Canadian wildfire smoke to range in the unhealthy for sensitive groups

An Air Quality Advisory has been issued by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy for all of our neighborhoods.

Elevated levels of particulate matter will range in the Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups range.

Those with underlying conditions are urged to restrain from long period outdoor activities. Closing windows is encouraged to keep poor air conditions outside.

Particulate Matter elevated in our neighborhoods today
Particulate Matter elevated in our neighborhoods today

ORIGINAL POST

Heavy rainfall continues this morning in our neighborhoods. We could see some areas of localized ponding this morning on roadways as well as reduced visibility. Make sure to stay weather aware when heading out the door and hitting the road.

After 9 AM Thursday morning, showers will turn scattered. By the afternoon hours, showers are expected to come to an end in our neighborhoods as surface high pressure starts to influence the forecast. High temps this afternoon are looking to reach the mid to lower 70's. In Lansing, we are looking at high temps at 72 degrees.

Temps warm into the lower 70's today
Today's highs climb into the lower 70's following the past few days of warm and humid conditions

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Showers move out by this afternoon with dry conditions as we enter the weekend

Overnight lows range in the mid to lower 50's with mostly cloudy skies. Dry conditions will continue in our northern neighborhoods on Friday. However, the stalled out low that brought all of this rain will still influence our southern neighborhoods of Jackson and Hillsdale counties. We could still see an isolated thunderstorm Friday afternoon into evening. No severe impacts are expected if we do see a storm pop up. Make sure to keep the rain gear handy.

Isolated t-storm possible Friday evening
Stalled out frontal passage keeps isolated storm chances for our southern neighborhoods

Saturday, we'll dry up in all of our neighborhoods with high temps warming into the mid 70's and partly cloudy skies. Most of the day Sunday looks to stay dry before the evening time frame where showers and potential storms look to return ahead of an incoming cold front. High temps Sunday are expected to warm into the upper 70's. At the moment, we are not tracking any severe potential.

Sunday evening brings shower and storm chances
All of our neighborhoods could see showers and storms return Sunday evening

We'll see some storm potential linger into Monday with stray showers possible on Tuesday. We look to dry up midweek next week.

7-Day Forecast 06/05/25
Looking to dry up as we enter the weekend with showers and potential storms returning next week

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