Will it be warm on Mother's Day? What the weather forecast is for Michigan

Sunday, May 10, Mother’s Day, should be mostly dry and warm if you’re planning a picnic or outdoors activity with mom, according to the National Weather Service.

Dry conditions are expected most of the weekend, there is a slight chance of showers on Saturday, May 10, for areas across the state.

Some areas of Michigan could reach the lower 70s on Saturday before a frontal system moves through Michigan. Sunday, temperatures will fall back mostly into the 60s, and 50s farther north.

Here’s the forecast for cities across Michigan for Mother’s Day weekend:

How warm will it be in Detroit for Mother’s Day weekend?

“Partly sunny and cooler. Northwest wind 5 to 15 mph” NWS in Detroit said on X.

Here’s the forecast for Detroit:

Will it be warm on Mother’s Day in Lansing?

Here’s the forecast for Lansing:

Will there be clear skies in Grand Rapids for Mother’s Day?

Here’s the forecast for Grand Rapids:

Will it be sunny in southern Michigan over Mother’s Day weekend?

Here’s the forecast for Coldwater:

Here’s the forecast for Kalamazoo:

Here’s the forecast for St. Joseph:

Will it be warm on Mother’s Day in northern Michigan?

Here’s the forecast in Gaylord:

Here’s the forecast for Alpena:

Here’s the forecast for Traverse City:

Here’s the forecast for Mackinac Island:

What will the weather be like in the Upper Peninsula?

Here’s the forecast for Marquette:

Here’s the forecast for Sault Ste. Marie:

Here’s the forecast for Ironwood:

This article originally appeared on Lansing State Journal: Will it be warm on Mother’s Day? What the weather forecast is for Michigan

Reporting by Jalen Williams, USA TODAY NETWORK / Lansing State Journal

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