Parts of Southeast Michigan have a potential for severe weather on Saturday afternoon and evening. Forecast models are not in ...

Heavy rainfall made its way to Southeast Michigan on Monday, causing flooding in some areas. Flash flood warning issued for ...

Hot and steamy in one big section of Michigan, and a severe storm threat edging into the Upper Peninsula. Tuesday’s forecast ...

The Storm Prediction Center has made a fairly large addition to the level 2 risk of severe thunderstorms. This addition is mostly focused on Lower Michigan.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for Ottawa, Kent and Ionia counties south until 10 p.m. Thursday. Damaging winds are the primary concern with any storms that develop. Most of West Michigan ...

Storms are likely to move into Central Lower Michigan during the morning (largely below severe levels). These storms will intensify south of the Muskegon to Howard City to Mount Pleasant line in the ...

Locally severe storms will continue to fire up over the central United States through the middle of the week, including the ...

All of Southeast Michigan is under a marginal (level 1 our of 5) risk for severe storms today with highs in the upper 80s.

A warming trend is expected throughout most of the workweek. Hot and humid. Wednesday and Thursday with highs into the 90s ...

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Several ingredients are coming together for a severe weather event Saturday afternoon and into early Saturday evening.

The Storm Prediction Center increased the chances of severe weather both Friday and Saturday for Michigan. The center placed the region in a slight risk (2 out of 5) for severe weather on both days.