Sea and Sky by Walter E. Elliot
mLive’s Mark Torregrossa shares that a heat dome will cover much of Michigan beginning Saturday that is expected to keep temps in the 90s until at least next Thursday!! Mark shares that Michigan hasn’t hit 100 degrees since 2012 since our highest heat in recent years has been coming from the northwest:
This won’t be the case with the weekend’s and next week’s heat. The coming heat is going to build in from the southeast. This means what should be the hottest corner of Michigan will be the hottest. When all of the concrete and pavement of southeast Michigan gets hot it can get really hot.
It will get really hot. Detroit, Ann Arbor and Monroe will make a run at 100 degrees. If so it would be the hottest temperatures in those cities since 2012. (see the temperature map below)
Walter took this yesterday in Grand Haven as a storm rolled across Lake Michigan, and I’ve shared a couple more sizzling shots! See many more at Images by Walter E. Elliot on Facebook and view & purchase his work on his website.
Michigan in Pictures 
Mother Nature says: “it’s the Summer Solstice so I’m making it hot for you!” I am not looking forward to the heat wave to be honest, are you? It will be rough riding your bike and it’s not doing my walking regimen much good. But to be honest, after two night of stormy weather, I’m not going to complain and I hope we don’t have more severe weather to break the heat.
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Not at all!! At least my apartment has a pool tho!!
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You will be making use of it for sure!
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