Michigan Weather Alert Isolated Thunderstorms Possible In Northern Michigan is expected to see more than 2 inches of rain this week with threats of tornadoes, high winds and quarter sized hail from brewing storms. Michigan (wpbn wgtu) the wintry weather in northern michigan is expected to continue wednesday afternoon into the evening hours, further worsening conditions for some areas still recovering from this week's ice storm.
Video Rain Isolated Thunderstorms Possible Later on wednesday, severe thunderstorms are possible but not certain for areas along south of a traverse city alpena line. after this storm system moves through the region, quiet weather is. In the very south central and southeast part of lower michigan there could be a thunderstorm that has a severe wind gust over 60 mph or even an isolated tornado. Severe weather is forecast for michigan on tuesday, march 31, with 60 mph winds, lightning, large hail, flooding, and isolated tornadoes as possible threats. Thunderstorms and lightning are now rolling across part of michigan as the winter weather advisory continues to bring ice, sleet and freezing rain to other parts of the state.
Thunderstorms Possible In Northern Michigan On Friday Severe weather is forecast for michigan on tuesday, march 31, with 60 mph winds, lightning, large hail, flooding, and isolated tornadoes as possible threats. Thunderstorms and lightning are now rolling across part of michigan as the winter weather advisory continues to bring ice, sleet and freezing rain to other parts of the state. Severe storms and heavy rain may impact northern and southeast michigan today — tornadoes and flooding are possible. stay weather aware and monitor alerts. Any storms we could see should stay non severe with main impacts including heavy rainfall rates, and strong winds up to 40 mph. the frontal passage looks to stall out in northern michigan. Hail, winds greater than 60 mph and isolated tornado possible in southern and southeast michigan; much of lower michigan under flood watch, warnings. Gaylord, mich. – severe thunderstorms are expected to sweep through northeast lower michigan saturday, with the highest threat window from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., potentially bringing damaging winds and torrential rain to the region.
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