GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — After a beautiful weekend strong to low-end severe storms are possible this afternoon.
Along and south of I-96 is under a slight risk for severe storms, level 2 of 5. While the potential for severe storms is low, if we do see storm development it will be heavy bursts of rain and gusty winds. A very low-end possibility of hail or a spin-up. North of I-96 will likely remain mainly quiet but have still been placed under a marginal risk for severe weather, a level 1 of 5. That means an isolated severe storm potential.
We will be mainly watching for gusty winds as these storms work through, especially in areas south of I-96. In order for a storm to be deemed severe, it needs to be 58mph+ winds, 1 inch in diameter or larger of hail, or a tornado.
You should have a way to receive weather alerts that will wake you up if necessary, such as a NOAA weather radio.
If you have an iPhone, go to:
- Settings
- Notifications
- Scroll to the bottom to Government Alerts
- Turn on Emergency Alerts and Public Safety Alerts
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