Today, warm and unstable air will drive north as a large low-pressure system builds from the southwest. Heat and humidity pulled in by the low will push the chance for storms to 60 percent. Highs will run from 78-83 inland, but could be cooler by Lake Superior. The wind will be southeast at 10-25 mph. Sunday, the storm chance will decrease to 40 percent. By the time the system departs, it could leave 1-2 inches of rain. On Monday, the low-pressure system should depart, but it could leave a 30 percent chance for showers. There will still be a chance of showers Tuesday, aided a new wave of lower air pressure. Sunshine should hit in earnest for a few days beginning Wednesday.
Five-day forecast
Today: Mostly cloudy with 60 percent chance of showers and storms H: 78 L: 65
Sunday: Mostly cloudy with 40 percent chance of showers and storms H: 81 L: 57
Monday: Partly sunny with 30 percent chance of showers H: 77 L: 54
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Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with 30 percent chance of showers H: 65 L: 43
Wednesday: Partly cloudy H: 70 L: 42
