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High pressure across the Great Lakes will result in a sunny and dry day. Our next system will bring rain and thunderstorms tomorrow through Saturday. A marginal risk for excessive rainfall has been issued for the U.P. Rainfall amounts are trending around 1.0-1.5″ in the Western and Eastern U.P. with around a quarter of an inch in the central counties. The initial line of rain moves into the Western U.P. late tomorrow morning. It shifts in the Central U.P. between midday and early afternoon. Scattered showers continue tomorrow night into Saturday. High pressure returns Sunday through Monday with dry conditions. Next week is trending active with rain on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Fourth of July is trending dry and warm.

Today: Mostly sunny and cool

>Highs: Mid to upper 60s inland, mid 60s along shorelines

Friday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms

>Highs: Mid to upper 60s inland, mid 60s along shorelines

Saturday: Partly cloudy with spotty rain

>Highs: Upper 60s to low 70s

Sunday: Mostly sunny and cool

>Highs: Mid to upper 60s

Monday: Mostly sunny and seasonal

>Highs: Low 70s

Tuesday: Cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers

>Highs: Mid to upper 60s