Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is expected to be the target of severe weather tonight, with the possibility of tornadoes. The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for the area, warning residents to be prepared for dangerous conditions. This region doesn’t commonly experience tornadoes, making this event unusual. Authorities have advised people to stay indoors and seek shelter in a basement or small interior room if a tornado warning is issued. They also recommend having an emergency kit ready with essential supplies. It is crucial for residents to stay informed and take necessary precautions to ensure their safety..
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is in the area with the highest risk of severe weather tonight and Wednesday morning. The Storm Prediction Center even indicates isolated tornadoes are possible.
This looks like an overnight severe thunderstorm situation. The good news is the overnight timing as severe weather usually tends to be limited by nighttime’s cooler temperatures.
It is a hot and humid pattern. The heat and humidity should hang in there enough overnight to give thunderstorms a chance at becoming severe.
Thunderstorms will spread into the western third of the U.P. between 9 p.m. and midnight. The western part of the U.P. has the highest chance of any type of severe weather.
The Storm Prediction Center says the thunderstorms will be shaped in a manner that can produced isolated tornadoes.
That same area could have damaging wind gusts or large hail tonight and early Wednesday morning.
Here’s the radar forecast showing you the developing clumps of thunderstorms overnight.
If you are camping in the U.P., be ready to at least move to your vehicle as thunderstorms roll through. If it looks like the core of a severe thunderstorm is coming at you, drive to get yourself out of the forest and into the open. It’s a safer place to be.
Those thunderstorms will shift into Lower Michigan for Wednesday afternoon and evening. The storms could be robust and severe at times across eastern Lower Michigan Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Michigan’s Upper Peninsula is at high risk for severe weather, including isolated tornadoes, tonight and Wednesday morning. The Storm Prediction Center suggests that the overnight timing may limit the severity of the storms due to cooler temperatures. However, the hot and humid conditions could still create severe thunderstorms. The western part of the Upper Peninsula has the highest chance of severe weather, including damaging winds and large hail. Camping in the area is not advised, and those in the forest should seek shelter in their vehicles or find open spaces for safety. The storms will then move into Lower Michigan on Wednesday afternoon and evening, potentially causing severe weather in eastern Lower Michigan.
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