Summer continues for one more day; Rainy and much cooler Thursday; Chilly weekend; Join meteorologist Will Haenni at 5 PM!

Tuesday Afternoon: Sunny and unusually warm. Near record highs in the middle to upper 80s. Wind S 5-10 mph.

Tuesday Night: Clear in the evening and mild. Trending partly cloudy overnight. Lows in the lower 60s. Wind SSE 5 mph.

Wednesday: Morning sun gives way to increasing afternoon clouds. Warm and breezy. A pre-sunset shower is possible towards Muskegon. Highs in the middle 80s. Wind SSW 15-25 mph.

Wednesday Night: Cloudy with showers increasing in coverage. Thunder is possible. Lows in the lower 60s. Wind SSW 5 mph.

Thursday: Cloudy and much cooler with periods of rain, steadiest from late morning through afternoon. Thunder is possible. Potential rainfall: 1/2" to 1" or more. Highs in the upper 60s. Wind SSW 10-15 mph.

Friday: Mostly cloudy, cooler and breezy with showers returning late in the afternoon or evening. Highs in the lower 60s. Wind W 15-20 mph.

Saturday: Cloudy, chilly and breezy with lake effect rain showers. Highs only in the lower 50s. Wind NNW 10-20 mph.

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Good afternoon! The record high is 88/1953, and it is potentially in jeopardy. We'll watch it all afternoon for you. A clear evening gives way to a partly cloudy sky overnight, and we're quite warm. Tonight's lows and tomorrow's lows aren't too far from where we should be in the afternoon, which are upper 60s. Morning sun rings true Wednesday before cloud cover thickens in the afternoon. The earliest arrival of showers is at the Lake Shore toward or shortly after sunset. Rain settles in Wednesday night and Thursday with the heaviest rain arriving in the afternoon. Thunder is possible. Rain takes a pause Thursday evening into Friday morning.

After being in the middle 80s one more time Wednesday, we struggle to get out of the 60s Thursday. Friday will be a struggle to make it out of the 50s. Showers won't materialize til late Friday, and they're likely in the mix for High School Football Friday night. Our Week #7 games will be the coldest games of the season, to this point. A lake effect regime sets up shop this weekend with lake effect showers Saturday and Sunday. Rain will be heaviest Saturday, more of a scattered variety Sunday. Both weekend days feature highs in the lower 50s. Ugh!

Have a wonderful afternoon! Please join Meteorologist Will Haenni. He's in for Keith and tracking one more unusually warm day followed by rain at 5 p.m.

~Meteorologist Jeff Porter