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Showers and Storms Ending This Evening, then Generally Quieter Ahead

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Generally Quieter Late Week

Isolated Severe Storms thru this Afternoon

Showers and storms should come to an end this evening, with patchy fog around. Thursday and Friday are likely to be quieter, though a shower cannot be ruled out. More unsettled weather looks to return to the area for this weekend, but may hold off until late Saturday and especially Sunday, with a slight cooling trend in temperatures.

Pop up showers and thunderstorms will continue across the area through the rest of the afternoon and into the early evening hours. Some could produce gusty winds and small hail, especially south of M-72 and toward Saginaw Bay. Be sure to keep an eye on the skies and seek shelter if skies darken in your area!