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Quiet Start Yields to Michigan’s Wednesday Cold Front, With Late‑Week Rain Chances Expanding East

Gusty winds and rough Lake Superior conditions accompany the shift.

Overview

  • National Weather Service guidance calls for a significant front to sweep Michigan on Wednesday with widespread rain, a sharp cool‑down, and breezy conditions.
  • Temperatures in Michigan fall from near 80 degrees Wednesday to 60s Thursday with some 40s at night, while Lake Superior may see 5–7 foot waves and gusts near gale force.
  • Maryland turns warmer and more humid late week, with clusters of showers and thunderstorms possible Thursday afternoon and evening and a stronger front likely bringing additional storms Saturday.
  • Greater Boston and much of New England stay dry and seasonable through Thursday before humidity rises and a line of showers likely arrives Friday evening into the overnight.
  • Maine remains drought‑stressed and is watching for potentially beneficial showers late week, while a separate local report notes a chance for Northern Lights visibility in parts of the Midwest tonight.