Dangerous heat will build across portions of the West through this week where new daily record highs are forecast. Monsoonal showers and thunderstorms may result in flash flooding and debris flows for portions of Southwest into the Four Corners and central Rockies through at least the midweek. Stationary frontal boundary across the South and Southeast will focus showers and thunderstorms. Read More >
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Resources, Links and CreditsDesign CreditsThe following staff members from the National Weather Service office in Marquette contributed to the 2015 update of this website. The original interview with John Kottke was conducted by former employees at NWS Marquette - Jack Pellett and Ed Fenelon. Audio clips from this interview describing this situation from 1975 are scattered throughout this website. The Original Marquette "Fitzgerald Team" members:
NWS Marquette, MI staff responsible for 2015 revision of the "Storm Warning" web site:
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