Accumulations around 1 inch are possible mainly west of US-131 today. Occasional rain Friday may mix or change over to snow by Friday night, which could result in wet snow accumulations in some areas. Read More >
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Accumulations around 1 inch are possible mainly west of US-131 today. Occasional rain Friday may mix or change over to snow by Friday night, which could result in wet snow accumulations in some areas.
On October 22nd, a fall storm brought high winds and large waves to the lakeshore for the second time in the span of a week. Areas from Grand Haven northward were hit the hardest with at least 10 feet of additional dune erosion. Check out our review here:
Summary of the high winds that struck the Grand Rapids and Lake Odessa areas on Wednesday evening.
During the early morning hours of July 20th, 2019, a line of severe storms raced through Lower Michigan downing trees and power lines, leading to around 150,000 customer power outages by sunrise. More more information about these storms, click the link:
Dangerous conditions for swimming in Lake Michigan are expected through this evening.
3 to 6 inches of rain fell in much of Central Michigan early Friday morning, with the highest totals falling from Lakeview to Mount Pleasant to Midland. A number of roads have been destroyed & major river flooding has occurred in Mt Pleasant and Midland.
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