Good afternoon. Michigan. I'm Jack O'Malley. Folks, that gray blanket overhead has been hogging the sky all day. But high pressure is muscling in from the northwest right now, pushing those clouds out like a bouncer at closing time. You're sitting at 40 degrees as we speak. By tonight. The stars come out. In the next 24 hours. Down in Southeast Michigan, the clouds hang on longest. A slight chance of a rain snow mix lingers before 7 P.M. Lows drop to 30 degrees. Watch for fog developing late, especially near the Ohio border and the Lake Erie shoreline. Could get dense by morning. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies and 46 degrees. Slide over to Grand Rapids and the skies clear faster. Tonight drops to 26 degrees under mostly clear conditions. Patchy fog possible early Wednesday, then sunshine owns the day. You'll climb to 54 degrees. That's the w ...