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THIS IS THE AREA WEATHER OUTLOOK ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE IN GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN.
SCATTERED SHOWERS WITH OCCASIONALLY HEAVY DOWNPOURS WILL BE POSSIBLE
TODAY. IT WILL NOT BE RAINING ALL THE TIME...BUT SKIES WILL REMAIN
MOSTLY CLOUDY THROUGH EARLY AFTERNOON. WATER SPOUTS HAVE BEEN
REPORTED OFF THE SHORE NEAR HOLLAND AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE POSSIBLE
THIS AFTERNOON. BOATERS SHOULD BE AWARE OF RAPIDLY CHANGING
CONDITIONS AND NEED TO SEEK SAFE HARBOR IF WATER SPOUTS DEVELOP. IF
YOU SEE WATER SPOUTS...PLEASE NOTIFY LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE.
TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO UNDERGO A GRADUAL MODERATING TREND
THROUGH TUESDAY AFTER ONE OF THE COOLEST JULY WEEKENDS EVER
RECORDED IN WEST MICHIGAN. EXPECT HIGHS TO RETURN TO THE LOWER 80S
BY MID WEEK. A SCATTERED SHOWER OR THUNDERSTORM IS POSSIBLE FROM
WEDNESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. A PORTION OF NEXT WEEKEND COULD BE IN
JEOPARDY AS YET ANOTHER POTENTIAL CANADIAN STORM SYSTEM APPROACHES
THE GREAT LAKES REGION. THIS ONE MAY END UP STAYING A BIT FURTHER
NORTH THAN THE SYSTEM THAT JUST AFFECTED THE REGION...SO STAY TUNED
TO LATER FORECAST UPDATES THROUGHOUT THE WEEK.
THE PRIMARY HAZARDOUS WEATHER CONCERNS FOR THIS WEEK INCLUDE PATCHY
FOG THIS MORNING...WHICH COULD BE LOCALLY DENSE...AND ALSO THE
CHANCES FOR THUNDERSTORMS THIS WEEK. HOWEVER...SPOTTER ACTIVATION
WILL NOT BE NEEDED.
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