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Big waves and dangerous currents once again expected along the Lake Michigan shoreline

The biggest threat will be in the afternoon to early evening, between 2 pm and 8 pm.

The National Weather Service of Grand Rapids has issued a Red Flag Warning in effect until 8 p.m. Monday, April 22nd. The combination of dry conditions, gusty winds, and warm temperatures will lead to an increased wildfire risk this afternoon.

Expect snow throughout the day Sunday. We could see up to 5 inches in certain areas.

Winter weather will start Monday late and will continue through early Wednesday morning.

The National Service has upgraded the Excessive Heat Watch to an Excessive Heat Warning in effect for most West Michigan counties

This is the first Excessive Heat Watch to be issued in West Michigan since a record setting heat wave back in July of 2012

Life jackets and limited exposure to the cold water are recommended this holiday weekend at the lake.

Hopefully it didn't leave behind any potholes.

Hopefully it didn't leave behind any potholes.

With West Michigan experiencing it's first "heat wave" of the summer this weekend, with temps reach the lower 90's by Sunday, the National Weather Service is warning you to stay safe if you're headed to the beaches along Lake Michigan. They've issued a 'Life Threatening Swimming Conditions' warning for Saturday afternoon and evening...

The National Weather Service has concluded there were six tornadoes in West Michigan on August 20, 2016. See a map and detailed descriptions of each tornado.