Trend for precipitation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has been much wetter since the 1960s

Mean annual precipitation up to 1960 had been 31.76 inches, but since then is 37.33 inches.

In Grand Rapids, MI, extreme heat events occurred overwhelmingly in the first half of the record, not since

In Grand Rapids, MI, extreme cold events have been 2.25 times more frequent in the last sixty years than in the previous sixty

Trend for lowest minimum temperature in Grand Rapids, Michigan, continues to show cooling, not warming

Trend for highest maximum temperature in Grand Rapids, Michigan, continues to show cooling, not warming

Meanwhile the trend toward lower minimum temperatures and lower maximum temperatures remains pronounced in Grand Rapids, Michigan: 3 degrees F lower over the last 120 years

Trend for average temperature in Grand Rapids, Michigan, indicates warming of about +0.5 degrees F over the last 120 years

That's it.

The not-much-of-a-muchness of it suggests that the growth of heat island effects could easily account for the observed results.

NOAA's Climate at a Glance tool deliberately leaves out data going back to 1896 to misrepresent the Grand Rapids, MI, temperature trend

You can ask the Climate at a Glance tool for the data going back to 1896, but it won't give it to you:

But the data exists for Grand Rapids at the National Weather Service, from which I made this graph:

Not only is Grand Rapids, MI, experiencing lower high temperatures, but also lower lows over the last 121 years

121 years of National Weather Service temperature data show a cooling trend in Grand Rapids, Michigan

Just 2 extreme heat events in Grand Rapids in the last 50 years, but 14 in the 70 years before that