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A strong Central Plains system moves northeast toward Upper Michigan and the Great Lakes region Monday evening, spreading rain and strong winds to the region. Rainfall amounts can reach 1″ and southeast winds can gust over 50 mph in areas near the coastline.

Wet and windy dangers then transition to chances of sleet and windy snow by midweek – with the system passing through Tuesday evening, chances of snow enter the mix as cold air aloft enters. Snow Wednesday night into Thursday morning may total 3″ or more in high terrain to the west like the Hurons.

Tonight: mostly cloudy with late rain; windy

Minimums: 30s/40

Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with scattered rain before easing in the evening; chance of isolated rain/snow mix towards the west in the evening; windy

>Treble: 40

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a patchy mix of rain and snow toward the afternoon; transition to snow overnight

>Treble: 40

Thursday: Mostly cloudy with snow in the morning, changing to rain in the afternoon; windy

>Treble: 40

Friday: Mostly cloudy with a mix of rain and snow; windy

>Treble: 40

Saturday: Partial sunshine with mixed rain/snow, diminishing in the afternoon; windy

>Treble: 30s/40

Sunday: Partial sunshine with isolated rain/snow mix

>Treble: 40

Monday: Mostly cloudy with a mix of rain and snow

>Treble: 40

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