severe weather

Imagine a Michigan where tornadoes are becoming the new normal. The numbers are staggering and the implications are real, especially for the communities caught in the path.

Michigan’s odds of fatal lightning strikes are low, but not zero. National Lightning Safety Week is coming, so here’s what you should know.

Flooding and power surges wreaked havoc on Michigan roads—shutting down I-75 and scrambling traffic lights at major intersections.

Severe thunderstorms are expected across southern Michigan starting Wednesday afternoon, with damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes possible.

Most tornadoes hit in summer—but Michigan is seeing high numbers well before the season usually peaks.

Updated forecasts now show even more of Michigan at risk of severe storms on Friday. Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are all possible.

Northern Michigan is currently going through one of the worst ice storms in modern times, but it feels like it isn't being talked about.

Michiganders should prepare for a wild ride this spring storm season.

Southwest Michigan could go from Sunshine and mid-70s on Friday to severe thunderstorms Saturday morning, followed by snow Sunday.

On March 19th, the Michigan State Police are hosting a statewide tornado drill—find out why it matters.