Patchy fog is anticipated to settle over northern Michigan tonight, with isolated thunderstorms possible in the northeast Lower Peninsula. Residents from Traverse City to Alpena may have reduced visibility after dusk, and vehicles are advised to exercise caution on rural roads.
According to the National Weather Service in Gaylord, the peaceful weather will continue Thursday and Friday, with largely sunny skies and high temperatures rising from the upper 70s to approximately 88 degrees on Friday afternoon. The area will remain dry as high pressure persists, keeping rain at bay until the end of the workweek.
Petoskey, Cadillac, and Houghton Lake may expect mostly moderate, dry weather on Thursday and Friday. Early morning fog can provide slick spots before daybreak, especially around inland lakes and low-lying locations. Residents should allow extra travel time and keep their headlights on while driving in foggy conditions. tions.
Warmer southwest breezes on Friday will push highs into the upper 80s, signaling a more unsettled pattern before a storm system approaches late Friday nExpect showers and thunderstorms across parts of northern Michigan by Saturday, potentially affecting weekend travel and outdoor festivals.ities.
The National Weather Service will issue further alerts as the weekend system develops. Stay tuned for additional advisories as rain and storms approach Saturday.
