3 Things To Know
- Timing: Dangerous swimming conditions are expected Tuesday afternoon through Tuesday evening.
- Waves: Lake Michigan waves could reach around 4 feet along the Sheboygan County shoreline.
- Safety: Stay out of the water and away from piers and breakwalls. Strong currents and possible rip currents are expected.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — Dangerous swimming conditions are expected along Lake Michigan in Sheboygan County Tuesday afternoon and evening, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a Beach Hazards Statement.
The statement is in effect Tuesday afternoon through Tuesday evening. Waves could build to around 4 feet, with onshore winds contributing to potentially life-threatening conditions in the water.
Strong structural and longshore currents are expected, and rip currents will also be possible.
Stay Out of the Water
The National Weather Service recommends staying out of Lake Michigan while the hazardous conditions are occurring. People should also stay away from piers and breakwalls, where high waves and strong currents can be especially dangerous.
Conditions are expected to improve Tuesday evening as the Beach Hazards Statement expires. Check our Forecast Page for updates on conditions.
