Good evening. Michigan. I'm Aaron Jolly. Folks, enjoy the quiet tonight. Because this week's weather has a plot twist coming. High pressure is parked right over the Great Lakes, giving us one last calm, dry evening. But a low pressure system is already spinning up near the Four Corners. By Thursday, it's knocking on our door with rain. By Saturday? Possible thunderstorms and 66 degrees. In early March. We'll get there. In the next 24 hours. First, tonight. Skies clear out statewide. West Michigan drops to 26 degrees. Up north, you're looking at 28 degrees. Southeast Michigan holds onto 30 degrees. One thing to watch. Fog creeps in after 3 A.M. Near the Lake Erie shoreline. If you're an early commuter in that corridor, give yourself extra time. Wednesday is genuinely nice. West Michigan leads the way at 54 degrees under full sunshine. Northern Mic ...