ELEVATED FIRE DANGER MONDAY

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Elevated Fire Danger Monday

Outlook

The combination of drying vegetation, low humidity, and gusty winds will keep elevated fire danger in place across northern Michigan Monday. For the latest open burning information, please visit: www2.dnr.state.mi.us/burnpermits/.

Things quiet down tonight, though a little patchy fog is possible, with lows in the mid 30s to lower 40s. Blustery SW winds Monday will lead to a much warmer day before showers and storms roll in ahead of a cold front moving in later in the day. Much cooler weather returns behind this front for Tuesday and the remainder of the week…with generally quiet conditions, and chances for frost and freeze conditions looking possible for Tuesday night and beyond.

ELEVATED FIRE DANGER MONDAY

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