Morning fog could make Friday’s commute tricky in Grand Rapids before sunny skies push temperatures near 70 degrees. The warm weekend will be followed by a cooler start to next week.

Grand Rapids reaches about 66 Thursday and stays mild through the weekend. Cooler clouds and possible showers arrive early next week.

Sunny skies and highs in the upper 60s will carry Grand Rapids through the weekend. Cooler air and slight rain chances arrive Monday night.

A crisp Tuesday morning quickly gives way to sunshine and a 67-degree afternoon in Grand Rapids. Mild, mostly dry weather is expected through the weekend.

Clear skies and mild afternoons are lined up for Grand Rapids, with highs in the mid-to-upper 60s through Sunday.

Work crews are set to clear log jams from Midland waterways next week, part of a flood-resiliency push backed by federal disaster recovery dollars.

Sunny skies arrive Sunday before Grand Rapids settles into a dry fall week with highs approaching 70 degrees.

Rain and gusty winds arrive Friday, followed by frost Saturday morning. Sunshine and warmer temperatures return just in time for the weekend.

Grand Rapids gets a wet, windy weather turn Thursday and Friday before sunshine returns for the weekend.

Grand Rapids could see a few early showers Wednesday before clouds settle in, followed by rain Thursday and gusty winds ushering in a chilly Friday.

Grand Rapids will reach 75 degrees under sunny skies Tuesday before late rain and a cooler, windier stretch take over the rest of the week.

Grand Rapids gets a warm Columbus Day before overnight storms and a sharp late-week cooldown. Friday could bring the week’s first real taste of cold.

Grand Rapids will enjoy sunny skies and warm temperatures Sunday and Monday before thunderstorms and cooler weather arrive later in the week.