LANSING, Mich. — Lansing was just shy of meeting 80 degrees as a high on Sunday. However, this week will see summer heat return to our neighborhoods.
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To start the week, we will see daytime highs warm into the mid 80's. We will be staying dry with partly cloudy skies. We will continue to warm as we progress into Tuesday with highs in the upper 80's. This is all ahead of an area of low pressure that will drive our next chances for showers and storms.

As this first area of low pressure tracks northeast, a cold front will sag south into our neighborhoods during the afternoon and evening hours of Tuesday. We could see some tame rain showers early Tuesday afternoon followed by thunderstorm development in the late evening hours around 10 PM. These storms are expected to stay non-severe at the moment as the cold front stalls over our neighborhoods.

These showers will wrap up as we enter the morning hours of Wednesday. However, a second area of low pressure also tracking northeast will make its way through our neighborhoods during the day on Wednesday bringing renewed storm potential during the afternoon and evening hours.

Severe storms are possible Wednesday evening with the Storm Prediction Center issuing a Slight Risk across all of our neighborhoods for scattered severe storms. We could see all severe impacts including damaging winds, hail, flooding, and an isolated tornado. We could still see some changes to the evolution of this system and will continue to monitor it closely as we progress through the week.
Make sure that you are prepared for if and when and severe weather strikes in your neighborhood.

Thursday brings cooler temperatures back into the upper 70's followed by renewed shower and storm chances as we enter the incoming weekend. Temperatures into the weekend will warm into the upper 80's/lower 90's with overnight lows possibly in the 70's.

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