Weekend Cooler Weather Shifts to Gradual Regional Warming

A variety of U.S. regions are experiencing a transition from cooler to warmer weather this weekend and into next week, with temperatures generally rising into the 80s and 90s. In Michigan, a cooler Saturday with some light, scattered showers is expected before a sunny and warmer Sunday, with a consistent warm pattern and a potential for rain mid to late next week. Around Tucson, weekend highs will be cooler in the low to mid 90s with limited storm chances, while early mornings become more fall-like. The Pacific Northwest sees a warming trend to the 80s on Saturday followed by a cooling as a low-pressure system brings rain and fluctuating temperatures through the week. In California’s Kern County, temperatures are climbing after a cool week, with highs reaching around 90 degrees over the weekend and rising to mid-90s by Tuesday. Across these forecasts, the general theme is an ongoing shift from cooler conditions to a warming trend accompanied by occasional rain chances.