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Wet Weather Ahead

Flooding Potential

Quiet today with seasonable temperatures and some sunshine. Clouds and eventually rain increases tonight, and heavy rainfall is possible late tonight through Sunday. After a bit of a lull, another round of showers and storms is likely Tuesday. Temperatures will climb to above normal levels heading into the new week.

An active pattern returns during the second half of the weekend, into early next week. Expect multiple rounds of rain with the potential for thunderstorms at times. Where there is snow on the ground, rapid snowmelt is likely. These will all contribute to the potential for localized flooding, especially over the eastern UP and extreme northern lower Michigan.