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Ciara's forecast: Cooler and windier to start the work week - Vimarsana News

Ciara's forecast: Cooler and windier to start the work week

The marine layer will push toward the coast by this afternoon. Inland neighborhoods will clear to mostly sunny conditions.

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A very wet and pretty windy start to the weekend in Willamette Valley - Vimarsana News

A very wet and pretty windy start to the weekend in Willamette Valley

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Saturday morning is going to be downright miserable… if you’re an early riser. The worst of the rain and wind arrives anytime between 2am and 8am Saturday. Heavy downpours and southerly gusts up to 40-45 mph are possible for the metro Saturday before 10am. Damaging winds could cause power outages. The valley […]

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DO NOT SWIM: High wave heights and strong currents in Lake Michigan on Wednesday - Vimarsana News

DO NOT SWIM: High wave heights and strong currents in Lake Michigan on Wednesday

Strong northwesterly winds pass through West Michigan on Wednesday, generating high wave heights and potentially strong currents. Do NOT swim in Lake Michigan on Wednesday.

DO NOT SWIM: High waves and strong currents possible in Lake Michigan on Monday - Vimarsana News

DO NOT SWIM: High waves and strong currents possible in Lake Michigan on Monday

Winds pick up across the state of Michigan on Monday, generating high wave heights and potentially strong currents in Lake Michigan.

DO NOT SWIM: High waves and strong currents in Lake Michigan on Wednesday - Vimarsana News

DO NOT SWIM: High waves and strong currents in Lake Michigan on Wednesday

Strong winds develop late Tuesday night, lasting into Wednesday. Wave heights in Lake Michigan will range between 4 to 6 feet, generating poor swimming conditions.