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Isolated Pop-Up Storms With Damaging Wind Gusts Up to 60 MPH Threaten Southeast Michigan Today Near Detroit, Flint, Saginaw, and Lansing
MICHIGAN — Another chance for strong to severe storms exists today across southeast Michigan, with forecasters watching radar this morning and early afternoon for pop-up storms capable of carrying a damaging wind risk. These storms are expected to be isolated in nature, meaning most of southeast Michigan has a better chance at staying dry today.
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Campers push through smoky skies from wildfire haze
Despite hazy conditions at Bay City State Park, campers say poor air quality has not kept them from enjoying the outdoors.
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Severe weather can strike fast; local experts stress preparation and safe shelter
SAGINAW, Mich. (WNEM) - An ordinary day can turn severe during the summer. Mid-Michigan experience conditions like this back on June 9 when Freeland was stuck by a tornado. If you’re out in public when severe weather strikes, you are out of your comfort zone, which is why experts encourage being prepared ahead of time.
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Some relief from smoky skies on the way, but health risks remain
Air quality in northern Michigan improved on Friday, but smoke remains a health risk as forecasters predict lingering effects through the weekend despite possible relief from rain and favorable winds. Monitors in Manistee recorded “very unhealthy” air quality as of Friday afternoon. In Houghton Lake, air is considered “unhealthy.”...
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Golfers push through wildfire smoke and haze at Freeland course
FREELAND, Mich. (WNEM) — After days of record heat, temperatures are easing across Mid-Michigan — but golfers at one local course are now contending with a new challenge: wildfire smoke drifting in from Canada and leaving hazy skies and reduced visibility on the fairways. A statewide air quality...
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Wildfire smoke causing reduced visibility in northern Michigan
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Heat warning issued for Blue Water Area until 8 p.m.
A heat advisory will be in effect for the Blue Water area Tuesday, July 14 until 8 pm. The National Weather Service announced the advisory Tuesday for several southeast Michigan counties, including St. Clair, Macomb, Lapeer and Sanilac. The advisory will last from noon until 8 p.m. According to the advisory, the heat index in Southeast Michigan is expected to reach as high as 107 degrees. Combined with the area's high humidity, people who stay outside long are at risk of heat-related illnesses. The National Weather Service is advising people to stay out of the sun and stay inside in air conditioned rooms as much as possible. Those going outside should drink plenty of water while avoiding soda and alcohol. strenuous labor should be limited to the early morning and the evening, and those outside should wear light, loose-fitting clothes. More: Your guide to Boat Week road closures, parking and festival policies Children and pets should not be left alone in vehicles for any length of time, as the heat in cars can become fatal after just a few minutes in the sun. Those with symptoms of heat exhaustion or heat stroke should head indoors immediately. Symptoms include heavy sweating,