Millions in Four States Warned to Keep Out of the Water
Summary
Millions of people in four states near Lake Michigan have been warned by the National Weather Service about life-threatening waves and currents. The advisories affect areas in Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois through Thursday. Citizens are urged to stay out of the water due to risks from strong currents and high waves.Key Facts
- The National Weather Service issued beach hazards statements for Lake Michigan beaches.
- The warnings affect Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois.
- In Wisconsin, counties like Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha face waves of 3 to 6 feet and dangerous currents.
- Northern Indiana's La Porte County and Southern Michigan's Berrien County also have warnings for strong currents and high waves.
- In Indiana, Lake and Porter Counties are under advisories for high wave action.
- Illinois counties such as Lake and Cook are warned of life-threatening swimming conditions.
- The alerts will remain in effect through Thursday and warn against going near piers and breakwalls.
- The NWS continues to update forecasts and urges caution in these areas.
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