Gaylord, Mich. – Residents across eastern Upper Michigan should prepare for late-night thunderstorms as a cold front moves south, bringing a wet start to the weekend and a notable drop in temperatures. The National Weather Service in Gaylord reports that scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are expected overnight into early Saturday, with conditions cooling behind the front.
Storm and Travel Risks
Drivers along I-75, M-32, and US-131 should anticipate wet pavement and reduced visibility through Saturday morning. Thunderstorms could produce brief heavy downpours, making roads slick and hazardous.
Residents are urged to keep rain gear handy, avoid unnecessary travel, and secure outdoor items, according to the National Weather Service Gaylord.
Temperature Outlook
- Saturday: Showers likely, highs 71–82°F, lows 50–60°F
- Sunday: Cooler with scattered showers, highs 64–74°F, lows 46–54°F
- Monday: Chilly and breezy, showers possible, highs 57–67°F, lows 43–53°F
The cooler air will linger into the week, with brisk winds developing Monday and temperatures remaining below average for this time of year. Scattered showers may persist through midweek.
Residents are encouraged to stay alert to changing conditions and share your storm updates or weekend plans in the comments below.
