Dry and warm weather on tap for Memorial Day Weekend across Northern Michigan. We could use some rain as a few spots are going on a almost two weeks with nothing more than a couple of brief showers. Unfortunately, there is very little if any rain in the forecast over the course of the next week here locally.

TONIGHT: Temperatures will range 35-43 degrees and there's a small chance to see some patchy frost in some spots in the inland northern Lower but minimal. Mostly clear skies tonight with calm winds.

SUNDAY (MAY 28): Essentially the same forecast Sunday with high pressure squashing any chance for rain anywhere close to us. Abundant sunshine in the forecast again with dry/quiet weather. Temperatures will end up in the mid/upper-70's with a few cooler spots in closer proximity to the Great Lakes. An onshore breeze from 5-10 mph.

MONDAY-MEMORIAL DAY (MAY 29): The weather doesn't get much better for the Memorial Day holiday. There will be a number of parades and ceremonies taking place across Northern Michigan with temperatures mid to late morning in the mid-60's warming into the mid-70's by noon. Another day with partly to mostly sunny skies and of course dry weather. High temperatures Monday will climb up into the 78-82F range.

LATER NEXT WEEK: We are eventually going to need to get some rain in here but the prospects for much if any are rather dim. Skies remain partly cloudy next week with some semblance of a frontal boundary passing Thursday into Friday that may be enough along with a lake breeze to kick off an "isolated" shower or thunderstorm later in the week but certainly nothing widespread or very meaningful in terms of rain. Warmer next week too. Some spots mid to late week will jump well into the 80's with a couple spots probably touching 90F as we head into June.

-Meteorologist Heather Bricca