Southeast Michigan is in for a continued stretch of quiet fall weather, with plenty of sunshine, dry conditions and mild afternoon temperatures. A ridge in the jet stream will keep storm systems away from the Great Lakes through the weekend, while clear skies allow temperatures to cool off overnight.
Highs will range from the mid-60s to low 70s today through Monday. A stronger area of high pressure building into Quebec could bring slightly cooler air into the eastern Great Lakes Friday, dropping temperatures a bit before the weekend.
Fog Could Develop Again
Despite the overall quiet pattern, morning fog remains a concern as light easterly winds transport moisture inland from the lakes.
Patchy fog is possible again this morning. A stronger push of moisture tonight into Friday morning could lead to more widespread fog developing off Lake Erie, potentially reaching farther west toward Adrian and Ann Arbor…