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Florida’s Panhandle Slammed by Dangerous Storms—Flash Flood Emergency in Effect Right Now

Florida’s Panhandle Slammed by Dangerous Storms—Flash Flood Emergency in Effect Right Now

If you’ve been waiting for the perfect spring weather, it just showed up. After weeks of unpredictable skies, chilly mornings, and gloomy afternoons, Pontiac is finally getting a few days of sunshine, warmth, and calm skiesbut don’t get too comfortable just yet. There’s a slight shift coming after midweek that could change everything.

Right now, the weather is feeling like a dream. Temperatures are hitting the low 70s, there’s barely a cloud in sight, and it’s staying drymaking it one of the best stretches we’ve seen this season. Local residents are already taking full advantage of it, heading outside for morning walks, firing up the grill, and even getting started on yard work.

According to forecasters, this mellow mood in Michigan’s weather is thanks to a high-pressure system that’s keeping storms and moisture away from Pontiac — at least for now. These kinds of systems usually bring clear skies and steady temperatures, and that’s exactly what we’re getting.

You can expect these pleasant spring vibes to last through midweek, with daytime highs in the low to mid 70s, light breezes, and mostly sunny skies. Nights will cool down a bit, but nothing too cold — just enough for a cozy hoodie.

Now here’s the part you’ll want to keep an eye on. By Wednesday night into Thursday, weather models suggest there could be a change in the atmosphere, bringing in more clouds and maybe even a few light rain showers. It’s not guaranteed, and it’s not looking dangerous, but it might interrupt those midweek outdoor plans.

For now though, it’s a green light to enjoy every bit of this sunshine. Whether you’re gardening, walking the dog, or just enjoying your coffee outside, Pontiac is getting some of the best weather it’s had in weeks.

So, what’s the best way to make the most of it? Simple — be outside while it lasts. Rain or not, this is spring in Michigan: here one moment, gone the next.

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