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Lake Ann, Michigan Weather Forecast Discussion

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Area Forecast Discussion National Weather Service Gaylord MI 245 AM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

.KEY MESSAGES...

- Generally warm and dry conditions ahead.

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.SHORT TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/... Issued at 244 AM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

PATTERN SYNOPSIS/FORECAST:

Southerly flow through the central US as pattern across the continent remains rather bunched up. Upper ridge axis centered over the Mid MS Valley, and bulk of the moisture is wrapping around the this into IL/IN, with some connection to shortwave ridge axis over Manitoba. However...strong northerly flow across eastern Canada keeping this upstream moisture/warmth from getting closer to us, resulting in a deformation axis over the Great Lakes...with bulk of the moisture remaining to our west, save for some nuisance lower- level moisture hanging around in the form of clouds across the eastern UP and NE Lower MI (as well as some patchy fog in a few spots).

Ridge axis builds overhead today into Monday as northerly flow sweeps by to our east...with Hudson Bay high pressure gaining control of our weather...keeping deepest moisture to our west. However, it may take a bit for some of that lingering moisture to dry out...and expect some clouds to hang around today across the UP and northeast Lower...with a generally quiet night (though some patchy fog possible) tonight.

Primary Forecast Concerns through Tonight:

Rogue shower today?...Not impossible a rogue shower could develop in the afternoon with subtle backdoor cold front dropping through/stalling out in combination with lake breeze development...and drying influences may not have enough of a hold yet to scour out all the moisture in the lower levels. Still... expect most, if not all, areas remain dry today and tonight...as convection should be minimized by warm nose overhead...and low- levels look rather dry per most guidance soundings (save for the usual overly-moist suspects). Therefore, think hi-res probabilistic guidance is a bit aggressive in spitting out 30-40 percent chances for 0.01-in of rain during the afternoon...though again, not entirely out of the realm of possibilities. East flow downsloping plus subsidence aloft with the ridge overhead suggests temps will rise into the 80s today, particularly across NW Lower, where a few of the hot spots could creep up toward 85F in the afternoon.

Based on persistence, think some patchy fog will be possible again tonight, as we`ve been dealing with through the bulk of the last several nights. Even though we should be starting to dry out...think it will not have had enough time to scour everything out enough to preclude fog development overnight.

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.LONG TERM /MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/... Issued at 244 AM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

Days 2-3 (Monday-Tuesday)...

Warm and dry...

Ridge axis overhead Monday, with high pressure centered off to our northeast...though it should hold enough influence to allow for afternoon lake breezes across the area and prevailing E/SE flow. Think that with subsidence from the ridge overhead, and east-flow downsloping, a few areas will again make a run at 85F near and west of the US-131 corridor...potentially both Monday and Tuesday. Have concerns the setup may be favorable for fairly aggressive drying...which could drop minimum afternoon RHs toward or below 30 percent in some locales (most likely in the Cadillac/Wellston area) for fire weather concerns.

Days 4-7 (Wednesday-Saturday)...

Warm and dry weather likely to prevail into the latter half of next week, with potential for the ridge to do its best to hold onto the area as some upstream energy looks to get cutoff somewhere across the central US in a rather nebulous pattern overall. Unclear if/when this will meander into our area at some point...but there are some signals for Canadian high pressure to build back into our area going into the end of the period, with troughing wanting to hold onto the eastern US/Canada. This idea suggests continued warm and dry weather for us in the Northwoods, which could be problematic for fire weather concerns...until such a time as troughing does meander back in...but do not have much confidence in the long-term forecast yet.

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.AVIATION /06Z TAFS THROUGH 06Z MONDAY/... Issued at 137 AM EDT Sun Sep 14 2025

Some early morning fog today, especially MBL/PLN, IFR to perhaps LIFR at times. Enough higher clouds at CIU/APN to limit fog potential, at least for now. TVC may nose into MVFR territory at some point. All sites improve to VFR by 14Z. Spotty fog seems likely again toward the very end of this TAF period. Light winds.

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.APX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES... MI...None. MARINE...None.

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SHORT TERM...FEF LONG TERM...FEF AVIATION...JZ

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