AIR QUALITY ADVISORY remains in effect until midnight Saturday for all of Mid-Michigan. More smoke will settle over the region with high pressure, resulting in reduced air quality. Continue to limit time and strenuous activity outdoors, especially if you have respiratory ailments or heart conditions.
After some brief improvement in our air quality on Friday afternoon, approaching high pressure will drag another plume of wildfire smoke in over the state tonight. While our weather will be quiet and comfortable, skies will remain hazy with reduced air quality into Saturday. Fall-like lows are expected again tonight, dipping to the low 50s by daybreak.
It's a similar story for Saturday. With highs pressure remaining in control, we'll look for sunny, but hazy skies. Temperatures will remain mild as highs hold in the upper 70s, with continued low humidity. Lows Saturday night will head for the 50s once again, setting us up for a crisp start gain on Sunday.
The center of high pressure begins to move east of the state on Sunday, causing more of southerly shift in our winds. While this will result in some warmer temperatures for the second half of the weekend, the change will not be dramatic. Highs Sunday will reach the low 80s with humidity levels remaining low for now.
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Summer weather mounts a comeback next week as high gradually build back into the mid 80s and muggy conditions return. Mostly sunny skies continue on Monday, with the potential for isolated thunderstorms creeping back into the mix Tuesday through Friday.
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