{***A Flood Watch is in effect until 1 p.m. Monday. Excessive runoff from heavy rain may cause rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying areas to flood. Flooding may also occur in urban areas or locations with poor drainage. 2-5" of additional rain is expected Sunday evening through the overnight hours.***}
Localized flooding remains a concern, watch for rising water levels on area waterways, and ponding of water, and localized flooding, on the roads. NEVER drive through flood waters.
Large waves in Lake Michigan will continue tonight creating hazardous boating and swimming conditions. Waves of 5-7 feet will continue into Monday.
Temperatures overnight will fall into the 50s.
Monday the rain will be much more scattered, with a few isolated t-showers possible. There will be lots of dry time between those showers, with a few breaks for sunshine. Highs will remain below average with temperatures topping out in the mid 60s.
A few showers will linger into Tuesday morning, otherwise high pressure rebuilds to bring sunny skies and warmer temperatures back to the area midweek.
MONDAY: Mostly cloudy, scattered showers
High: 65
Wind: Var 10-20 mph
TUESDAY: Chance AM showers. Then partly cloudy
High: 74
WEDNESDAY: Mostly sunny
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny, breezy
High: 78
FRIDAY: Mostly sunny
High: 80