MICHIGAN — Tuesday, October 20, is shaping up to be another calm and pleasant fall day across Michigan. Sunshine and mild temperatures will cover nearly the entire state, with highs mostly in the 60s. The only cooler spots will be in northeast Michigan, where breezes off Lake Huron and Lake Superior keep temperatures in the 50s. The chance of rain or snow is zero percent statewide.
Southern Michigan Reaches the Mid-60s
Southern Lower Michigan will be among the warmest parts of the state on Tuesday. Niles is forecast to reach about 65 degrees, the highest reading on the map. Grand Rapids, Lansing, Kalamazoo, Jackson, Muskegon, and Kinderhook are all expected near 64.
Detroit and Adrian are forecast around 62, while Pontiac and Flint should reach about 61. These temperatures are comfortable and slightly above normal for late October. Light winds and plenty of sunshine will make the afternoon feel even nicer.
Northern Lower Michigan Stays in the Low 60s
Across northern Lower Michigan, highs will still reach the low 60s in many areas. Mt. Pleasant is forecast near 63, while Traverse City and Cadillac are expected around 62. Gaylord should reach about 61, with West Branch and Ludington near 60.
Saginaw is forecast near 61 degrees. Sunny skies will help temperatures climb through the afternoon. Evenings will cool off quickly once the sun goes down.
Lake Breezes Keep the Northeast Cooler
Northeast Michigan will feel noticeably cooler because of winds coming off the lakes. Alpena is forecast to reach only about 54 degrees, while Oscoda is expected near 55. Sandusky in the Thumb should top out around 59, with St. Clair near 60…