Michigan Boils: Temps Soar Past 100 Degrees

Temperatures in Michigan are forecast to soar above 100 degrees next week, ushering in a dangerous heat wave. A "heat dome" is expected to settle over the Great Lakes starting Monday, bringing high temperatures into the mid- to high-90s, with some areas potentially reaching 101 to 103 degrees. Heat indices, or "feels like" temperatures, could climb into the upper 90s on Tuesday and Wednesday, prompting caution for extended outdoor exposure. Public health experts emphasize the risks for older adults, young children, and those with medical conditions, especially with nighttime lows remaining near or above 70 degrees. By mid to late week, a shift in the weather pattern may bring showers and thunderstorms, offering some relief as temperatures gradually decrease to the upper 80s and low 90s.