Today is the first official day of fall, but by walking outside you certainly wouldn't know it.
Communities throughout northern lower Michigan saw record breaking temperatures today.
Andy Sullivan is a meteorologist with the National Weather Service office in Gaylord. He said all six of their monitoring sites hit records today - That’s Gaylord, Sault Saint Marie, Alpena, Traverse City, Houghton Lake, and Pellston.
“For instance Traverse City was 95 for their high today. They broke the old record set back in 1937, a long time ago, which was 90. So, by quite a few degrees that’s pretty impressive”.
Sullivan said they’re predicting record temperatures tomorrow, Sunday, and possibly Monday as well.