GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — For the first time this fall, Grand Rapids dropped to a low temperature of 32 degrees or lower Sunday morning.

This officially ends the growing season at 185 days, with the last spring frost occurring on April 25. This is the last first subzero temperature to occur during the fall season in Grand Rapids since 2007.

We will quickly change things as the week goes on. Monday will be mostly sunny and seasonal with highs ranging from the upper 50s to lower 60s.

Early Tuesday morning, warmer air will move in, producing a short burst of rain and sparking a few windy days and raising temperatures to near-record highs.

Above is a look at the highs forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday compared to previous records for the dates of October 29 and 30.

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