The National Weather Service predicts isolated thunderstorms late tonight across central and western Upper Michigan. Although these storms are anticipated to remain scattered, they serve as a prelude to a week filled with challenging weather conditions.
Extreme Heat to Peak Monday
The region will experience an intense rise in heat and humidity on Monday, with heat indices forecasted to range between 90 to 100 degrees across most of the Upper Peninsula. These conditions could increase the risk of heat-related illnesses, particularly for individuals spending extended periods outdoors. The National Weather Service urges residents to take precautions, including staying hydrated and limiting strenuous outdoor activities during peak heat hours.
Severe Storms Possible Early in the Week
The threat of thunderstorms continues into Monday night and Tuesday night, with the potential for some storms to become strong to severe. The National Weather Service highlights the possibility of damaging winds, hail, and heavy rainfall during these storms, urging residents to remain cautious and stay updated as the situation develops.
Spotter Information
At this time, the National Weather Service does not anticipate the need for weather spotter reports, but this could change depending on the severity of the storms.
Stay Updated
Weather Watches, Warnings & Advisories are frequently updated by the National Weather Service. Please look for updates to this report from your local news channels and NOAA All Hazards.
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