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Don't be deceived by the lightning symbols, we are actually in for a nice Monday. It's March 30th, 2026, and we've got warmth up to bat. Temperatures in the 60s and even low-70s across much of the Lower Peninsula today, while areas north of Grayling and the Upper Peninsula climb into the 40s and 50s. Partly cloudy skies are the main condition. Enjoy the fresh air while you can. Later tonight, thunderstorms move in across the Lower Peninsula and continue into daybreak on Tuesday. As shown at the bottom, the best chance for storms, severe or non-severe will be after 11 pm EDT. Rainfall totals will also be on the rise starting overnight. Some locations will get over an inch of rain by early Wednesday, and a rainfall map will be out this morning. Additionally, our updated severe weather outlook will also be out this morning. You can view both graphics early on Patreon. To wrap up today's daily conditions, winds will be averaging 6-12 mph out of the southwest. A couple gusts could exceed 20 mph. Remember, when severe weather strikes, tune in live to our coverage here at Michigan Storm Chasers. Tag a friend who could use a new home for all things weather in Michigan before our week of wild weather gets underway. -- Trusted Partner of the Day -- Apex Restoration & Mitigation | Call 810-202-3586 today for all restoration needs across Genesee county and the thumb!