Weather shifts bring showers to Great Lakes and heat to Southwest
Today's forecast notes an area of low pressure slowly moving around Lake Michigan with additional showers possible in the Great Lakes region. The desert Southwest will see another hot day with Phoenix expected to top 100. Thunderstorm chances rise in the deep South after daytime heating along a nearby cold front. Pollen levels in the Corridor show birch, ash and oak dominating the day.
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Stacked Low Clouds Great Lakes Weather Pattern
A broad area of low pressure stalled over the Great Lakes produced cloudy rainy and windy conditions. The surface and upper-level lows aligned or stacked causing slow moving weather with potential days of little change.
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