LANSING, Mich. — We are still under an area of surface high pressure as we enter Tuesday. This will keep us dry for the most part of the day as well as sunny for the morning hours. Clouds will increase throughout the afternoon with high temperatures right around normal at 63 degrees.
Winds today will be less impactful with max gusts around 19 mph. Our next round of showers arrives later this evening as a warm front approaches our neighborhoods from the south. We could see showers and even a rumble of thunder as early as 11 PM this evening focused on neighborhoods along and south of I-94. No major impacts are expected at this time.
The warm front will stall out as it enters Michigan keeping shower potential around through Wednesday morning. With present instability, the Wednesday morning commute could see some showers and tame thunderstorms. No major impacts are expected as this warm front sticks around. The front will gradually move out throughout the day Wednesday with tame t-storm chances remaining on Thursday.
Friday will bring an upper level shortwave and surface low pressure system to the Great Lakes region driving uniform showers and possible thunderstorms. As of now, no severe weather is expected, but we will watch closely as we could still see some changes to the timing and evolution. Remnant showers from this system could stick around as we enter the weekend on Saturday morning.
If you're heading out to the ballpark this evening for the Lansing Lugnuts, expect mild conditions with increasing cloud cover. We are expected to stay dry with rain showers expected to arrive around 11 PM.
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