Scattered showers/ storms tonight; High swim risk through the evening

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Northern Michigan Beach Forecast

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight near Saginaw Bay. Shower chances gradually decrease Sunday as cooler air settles in. Monday looks mainly dry before showers and storms return by midweek.

High swim risk is expected through this evening along the Lake Michigan beaches north of Charlevoix, including the Eastern UP, along with Beaver Island. Life-threatening rip currents are expected in these waters. Moderate swim risk is forecast for many of our waters for much of the weekend. In addition, water temperatures remain on the chilly side. For more information, please visit: weather.gov/GreatLakes/BeachHazards.

Scattered showers/ storms tonight; High swim risk through the evening

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