LANSING, Mich. — Mostly clear skies and comfortable conditions will continue overnight. Lows will settle in the low 50s by daybreak, with winds becoming calm. Some isolated fog is possible, but is not expected to be a significant issue on Friday morning.
Friday will bring us more of the same. Mostly sunny skies are expected to continue, with just a few stray clouds from time to time. Highs will remain unseasonably warm, reaching the low 80s and kicking off a trend that will continue through the majority of next week.
A small trough of low pressure is still expected to track through the Great Lakes on Saturday, but the potential for showers and storms is dwindling a bit. Folks with outdoor plans should still keep an eye on the sky, but no major disruptions are expected. Skies will be mostly cloudy outside of any showers or storms, with highs remaining warm in the low 80s.
Weather looks good overall if you're headed to East Lansing as the Spartans get ready to take on Youngstown State. A stray shower or thunderstorm cannot be completely ruled out, but it will be a warm day for game #3!
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Mostly sunny skies resume on Sunday and are expected to continue through Thursday as ridge of high pressure settles over the eastern United States. Unseasonably warm temperatures will accompany the sunny skies, even trending hot for mid-September. Highs will reach the mid to upper 80s Monday through Thursday, clocking in around ten degree above normal. Get ready to give the air conditioners one last go for the season!
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