WEST MICHIGAN — We've enjoyed quieter, drier air the last several days in West Michigan, but we are in store for another week of humidity. This will bring some storm opportunities, too.
Dew points have been in the 50s since July 17th. Humidity has been slowly climbing and back to more uncomfortable conditions for the work week.
This will allow for some general shower and storm development Monday afternoon. Nothing is expected to be severe, or prolonged in one area.
Tuesday will have a system setting up north of Michigan, putting Grand Rapids in the sunny and dry slot before our weather turns on Wednesday.
A cold front is expected to move east midday Wednesday, and depending on the timing, could fire off a few stronger thunderstorms.
We will watch closely the Storm Prediction Center 'Severe Weather Outlook' for Wednesday. It will be released Monday morning.
Thankfully, we will return to dry air and sunshine Thursday, and we're looking at a warm and sunny weekend to end July!
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