WEST MICHIGAN — The Storm Prediction Center has West Michigan on the forefront of a few storms possible on Saturday. Due to the heat, humidity, and storm threat, Saturday is a WEATHER READY ALERT day.
SATURDAY:
Saturday could have an isolated A.M. shower squeezed out of the atmosphere as dew points peak in the upper 60s and lower 70s. Otherwise look for a few hours of partly sunny skies before the cold front and low pressure tracking across Lake Superior sweep in.
The best chance for storms looks to be along and east of U.S.-131. These storms are mainly focused on wind threat, and heavy downpours. Better energy exists east of Hwy. 127, with a small but non-zero threat for a spin-up tornado there in addition to gusty winds.
The front should move through in the late evening, ending the severe weather chances and pulling in cooler and less humid air to round out the weekend.
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