With the passing of the cold front, temperatures over the next several days are going to get much cooler. Rain should also be sparse, though a brief chance for some exists Thursday and Friday over portions of western and eastern lower Michigan respectively.
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| Precipitation as forecast by today's 8am run of the NAM. Not much to speak of, but some might show up Thursday/Friday, and possibly in the afternoon Saturday. |
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| Surface temps as forecast by today's 9am run of the NAM4KM. Mild is the word for the next several days. |
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| Surface temps as forecast by today's 9am run of the NAM, valid for this Saturday. Here's where things really start to get cooler... |
The big news though is what may be on the way this weekend. According to the GFS, Saturday's overnight/early Sunday morning's low temperatures may actually dip into the
30s for the first time since spring.
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| Surface temps as forecasted by today's 9am run of the GFS for overnight Saturday into overnight Sunday. Yes, that light blue up north suggests temperatures will indeed sink below 40°. |
Those clinging to the last throes of summer shouldn't despair just yet, though, as the same model predicts temperatures to return to the 80s by next Tuesday.
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