Lake Huron remains chilly as summer begins, with water temperatures around 50 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit in late May. Near Port Huron, the water was about 50°F, while near Bay City it warmed to nearly 64°F. Experts say swimming is safest when lake water reaches around 70°F, which usually happens in late summer. Residents planning trips to Lake Huron should wait for warmer water to avoid risks like cold shock and hypothermia.
Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet
