*Another Cool Morning Ahead
*A Beautiful Weekend
*Wet Weather Returns early Next Week
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This Evening: Clouds and sunshine continue with a few sprinkles possible. As the sun starts going down, clouds begin falling apart as temps drop into the 60s and 50s. Winds are light at less than 15 mph.
Tonight: It’s perfect bonfire and star gazing weather Northern Michigan. Skies are clearing with lows in the 40s and the coldest spots like Grayling and Mio reaching the 30s. Winds are light and variable. Like this morning, don’t be surprised if you deal with fog. The Perseid Meteor Shower is still going on and easier to see with less moonlight. Just remember, you won’t see many as the peak was more than a week ago.
Tomorrow: Your weekend forecast looks stellar! Saturday’s forecast is nice and sunny with just a few clouds. Highs will be in the upper 60s to low 70s. A bit below average but not out of the ordinary for late August in Northern Michigan.
Saturday Night: It’s another clear night with lows in the 40s to the low 50s. Isolated areas East of I-75 might dip back into the upper 30s.
Sunday: Plan on another day with lots of sun and few clouds. Temperatures are slightly warmer on Sunday, with highs in the 70s for everyone. A perfect day for the Ironman Triathlon in Traverse City!
Next Week: Monday starts off with a mix of sun and clouds, but clouds with some showers move in later in the day. Showers continue for much of your Tuesday! Temperatures are in the 70s for most both days.
-Tom
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