Michael Fish's NBC26 Storm Shield DST weather forecast

A few lake effect sprinkles or light showers have been trying to push on shore. Away from Lake Michigan, this will not be a problem. Skies will be partly to mostly cloudy today with highs in the mid-40s. We should keep most of tonight dry besides a continued chance of a few lake effect sprinkles along Lake Michigan. Lows will bottom out around 30, though just a bit milder lakeside. Saturday, though not one of the best fall days, should be the pick day of the weekend with highs in the mid-40s. A low pressure will be on the way for Saturday night bring rain to most of the area. If you live well off to the northwest, it may be cold enough for this to start off with some snow. Some minor accumulation will be possible there. Lows will be in the mid-30s and rising a bit as the night wears on. Sunday looks rainy with possibly with some now mixed in early to the NW. Once again, some minor accumulation is possible there before changing over to rain. Highs Sunday will rebound through the day to near 50°.  We will also see gusty SE winds. We'll probably have a break Monday(clouds & perhaps a few showers) before more rain moves in for Tuesday. Much cooler/colder weather arrives by the end of next week.