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Soggy Tonight into Saturday

Northern Michigan Beach Forecast

A soggy, grungy 36 to 48 hours are ahead for northern Michigan. Showers and storms will continue through this evening into the overnight, with the potential for locally heavy rain across the EUP and parts of northeast Lower Michigan. The focus for rain should turn to the M-55 corridor and northeast lower Michigan on Saturday with a dreary day on tap. Localized flooding may be possible, especially where rain persists for a longer period of time.

A few rumbles of thunder will remain possible through the weekend, though it will be quite dreary and wet this evening through much of Saturday with light winds. Improving conditions expected Sunday, but winds will likely increase as well, increasing the swim risk.