WEST MICHIGAN — Did you remember the 21st night of September? Well it's here, and its the last hours of Summer before the Autumnal Equinox.
With it, almost right on cue, cooler weather is set to move in as we leave a historic streak of 80 degree days behind.
It was not only the most 80° days in a row for 2024 calendar year, but for any September on record!
This stretch of heat was heavily influenced by the dry air and sunshine, which in turn led to a significant rainfall deficit since mid August. Since August 1st, Grand Rapids is nearly 3 inches below average for rainfall.
Now, Fall begins and so do consistent rain chances. Sunday looks like a decent system to bring a half inch of rain. Another system Tuesday and Wednesday could help some communities eclipse one inch of rain on the week!
Are you going to miss Summer weather? Don't worry, our average high is back to 80° again on June 15th, 2025!
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