No audio forecast today, and just the six-day forecast will be posted. If time permits, we'll supplement that with some more detailed discussion.
SEVERE WEATHER: Today, the Storm Prediction Center calls for a general thunderstorm risk across the west half of the Upper Peninsula. Tomorrow, a general storm risk across West Michigan, perhaps getting into the west counties of the blog, such as Branch, Calhoun, and Eaton. No formal increased severe risk defined now, but I would not be surprised to see maybe a couple of isolated severe storms with the heating we expect tomorrow.
Here's the forecast for Jackson County:
Today, sunny and warm, high 84. Winds S 7-14 MPH.
Tonight, starry and nice, low 55, winds SSE 4-9 MPH.
Sunday, sunny and warm during the day, a chance of a widely scattered shower or an embedded thunderstorm late in the day, high 86.
Sunday night, some clouds later during the nighttime hours, a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms, low 59, winds SW 5-10 MPH.
Monday, mainly cloudy skies, with periods of scattered showers or thunderstorms, high of 78.
Tuesday, a mix of clouds and sunshine after slow clearing in the afternoon with showers departing, seasonable, high 73.
Wednesday, mostly sunny with a few passing clouds, high of 76.
Thursday, bright blue skies and warm, high 83.
That's a look at your forecast for the next six days. I do hope you enjoy this beautiful weekend. As I stated above, if time permits, we'll update the blog with more detail and discussion around the next six days. Blessings!
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