Today.. its kinda nice.

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Good morning, everyone! Let’s take a look at today’s weather across Michigan.

For much of the Lower Peninsula, temperatures will settle into the mid-40s, with some locations creeping a bit higher during the warmest part of the afternoon. Meanwhile, the Upper Peninsula will stay chillier, holding steady in the 30s. With a little moisture lingering in the atmosphere and a steady northwest wind, we’re looking at the possibility of a light rain-snow mix, especially downwind of the lakes.

A few heavier lake-effect bands may briefly develop along and north of M-28, mainly across the eastern UP, which could lead to occasional reductions in visibility for drivers. Snowfall totals will remain light overall generally under an inch, so no major travel impacts are expected, but it’s still something to keep in mind if you’re out and about.

Winds today will come out of the west and northwest at 5–10 mph, with occasional gusts up to 25 mph, especially in areas north of I-96 and into the UP. Despite the breezy conditions, parts of the Lower Peninsula will get to enjoy a few breaks of sunshine, helping temperatures climb toward 50°F in some southern spots.
Tonight, temperatures will dip into the 20s statewide, with a few of the warmest pockets hanging on in the low 30s.
And the best news of the day there is no threat of severe weather anywhere in the state.
That wraps up your forecast! Short, simple, and to the point. Have an amazing day, and enjoy whatever weather comes your way!

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