Green Bay, WI – A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for northern Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, effective until 4 p.m. CDT on Monday.
According to the US National Weather Service Green Bay, residents in these regions should prepare for potentially hazardous weather conditions. The forecast includes isolated hail up to ping pong ball size, wind gusts reaching 65 mph, and frequent lightning. These severe weather elements could lead to property damage, power outages, and dangerous travel conditions.
Residents are urged to stay indoors and secure any outdoor objects that could become projectiles in high winds. It is also recommended to avoid unnecessary travel during the watch period. Schools and businesses in the affected areas should remain vigilant and have emergency plans ready to protect students and employees.
The thunderstorm watch covers several key areas including Rhinelander, Wausau, and Stevens Point in Wisconsin, and Marquette, Ironwood, and Escanaba in Michigan. The population at potential risk is over 740,000, with 378 schools and 28 hospitals in the watch zone.
Stay updated with the latest weather information from the US National Weather Service and local authorities. Prepare for sudden changes in weather and prioritize safety throughout the day.
