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Pleasant Lake, Michigan Weather Forecast Discussion

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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Grand Rapids MI 734 PM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

.KEY MESSAGES...

- Areas of Fog Tonight North of I96 and East of US131

- Dry With Summer-Like Conditions This Week

- Rain Chances Return Late Friday Into The Weekend

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.DISCUSSION... Issued at 222 PM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

- Areas of Fog Tonight North of I96 and East of US131

Clear skies are ongoing across West Michigan this afternoon with the only concern over the next 24 hours being some fog tonight. Easterly flow off of Lake Huron/Saginaw Bay will bring in some enhanced low- level moisture with favorable radiational cooling conditions. This will lead to areas of fog developing, mainly north of I96 and east of US131. Any fog should burn away shortly after sunrise.

- Dry With Summer-Like Conditions This Week

The overall large scale pattern for much of the week will be a Rex block across the eastern CONUS. With us under the upper-level ridging portion this will bring several days of decent sunshine and dry conditions. This pattern drives the forecast through Thursday before breaking down and moving off to the east. 850 mb temperatures in the mid teens will translate into highs well into the 80s, with a low (~10 percent) chance of highs reaching 90 Wednesday/Thursday across Southern Michigan.

- Rain Chances Return Late Friday Into The Weekend

Once the Rex block breaks down, the approach of upper-level trofing will bring rain chances, and possibly a few thunderstorms, back into the forecast for this weekend. However, uncertainty remains elevated as to when and how much precipitation falls. Questions as to the strength/position of upper-level waves and the extent a strong high over Ontario affecting moisture quality have the outgoing forecast with several periods of low (15-30 percent) rain chances. However, the outcome is likely to be periods of spotty showers with very light accumulation within this timeframe.

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.AVIATION /00Z TAFS THROUGH 00Z TUESDAY/... Issued at 734 PM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

Skies are expected to be mainly clear for the most part with VFR weather prevailing through the TAF period. The one exception is the threat of some fog and stratus across Central Lower Michigan late tonight and early Monday morning. High resolution models have been consistent in showing the fog/stratus from near Lansing and areas off to the north. At this point have brought in some light (MVFR) visibility fog between 10z and 14z at LAN, otherwise all other TAFs and time frames are VFR through 00z on Tuesday.

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.MARINE... Issued at 222 PM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

Light winds and little wave action will be the dominant mode for much of the upcoming week. High pressure will remain over the Great Lakes for the early portion of the work week with a weak front and slack gradient mid week. The next stronger wind does not look like it appears until the end of the week and that wind will be off shore. So, we are likely looking at waves of less than 2 feet right through the work week.

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.GRR WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... MI...None. MARINE...None.

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DISCUSSION...Thomas AVIATION...Duke MARINE...Duke

NWS GRR Office Area Forecast Discussion

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