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Thought it’ll be clear and dry most of tonight, you’ll feel the humidity increasing. That’s ahead of our next system moving through tomorrow that will spark off multiple rounds of showers and storms.
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Rain chances return early Sunday as scattered showers are expected before the chance for a thunderstorm or two later in the evening. Conditions clear by Monday, giving way to sunny skies and high temps near 80 for most across the area.
I sure hope we get some decent rain here in Petoskey! We sure need it! All of the systems seem to go around us! 😩🤷🏻♀️
1 3/4 inches from the early morning thunderstorms near Lupton.
oh well bring it on nothing severe please.
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Fog over land areas this morning will dissipate over the next 2 to 3 hours, giving way to increased sunshine today! There could be an isolated shower or two along lake breeze boundaries today, but otherwise expect a pleasant weather day across the Upper Peninsula. Chances for widespread showers and thunderstorms return tomorrow.
330am EDT | Patchy dense fog continues this morning, especially over the spine of the Keweenaw Peninsula and parts of central Upper Michigan. Visibilities may suddenly drop to around or less than one-quarter mile at times.
Slow down if you encounter fog and remember to use your low-beam headlights!
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Scattered showers with the potential for an isolated thunderstorms are in store tonight for the U.P., especially the central and eastern regions. Skies will begin clearing in the west tonight. Some patchy fog may develop by early morning. Tomorrow skies will begin mostly cloudy in the east but by afternoon, everywhere in the U.P. should be partly to mostly sunny.
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