What To Expect This Week In Southwest Michigan Weather

Grab your jackets, because this week’s weather in Southwest Michigan is serving up a little bit of everything: sun, snow, and maybe some rain too.

Below, you'll find the weather forecast for the week of Monday, November 17th, 2025, through Sunday, November 23rd, 2025, for the following Southwest Michigan counties: Calhoun, Kalamazoo, and Van Buren Counties. (Source: National Weather Service)

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Calhoun County 7-Day Forecast

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Monday: Sunny skies. High 45.
Monday Night: Chance of snow showers after 3 am. Low 30.
Tuesday: A mix of rain and snow. High 38.
Tuesday Night: Rain showers are expected before 10 PM, then freezing rain overnight. Low 25.
Wednesday: Partly sunny skies. High 43.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy skies. Low 31.
Thursday: Chance of rain showers after 1 PM. Otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. High 52.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy skies with rain showers. Low 39.
Friday: Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers. High 50.
Friday Night: A chance of showers overnight. Otherwise, mostly cloudy. Low 31.
Saturday: Mostly sunny skies. High 47.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy skies. Low 31.
Sunday: Partly sunny skies. High 49.

Kalamazoo County 7-Day Forecast

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Monday: Sunny skies. High 45.
Monday Night: Chance of snow showers overnight. Low 31.
Tuesday: A mix of rain and snow. High 38.
Tuesday Night: A mix of rain and snow showers overnight. Low 25.
Wednesday: Partly sunny skies. High 43.
Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy skies. Low 32.
Thursday: Chance of rain showers after 1 PM. Otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. High 52.
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy skies with rain showers. Low 38.
Friday: Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers. High 49.
Friday Night: A chance of showers overnight. Otherwise, mostly cloudy. Low 31.
Saturday: Mostly sunny skies. High 47.
Saturday Night: Partly cloudy skies. Low 31.
Sunday: Partly sunny skies. High 48.

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