News & Fun in Michigan
The Weather category covers all things climate and weather-related. From severe storms and seasonal forecasts to local weather trends and their impact on daily life, we provide timely updates and insightful analysis to keep you prepared. Explore how weather shapes communities, activities, and the environment around us.
Michigan is preparing for severe thunderstorms and an extreme heat wave starting Sunday, with temperatures exceeding 90°F and high heat index values. Rain and storms are expected through Friday before a prolonged period of heat.
The Blizzard of 1967, a monumental snowstorm in Chicago, left 23 inches of snow and paralyzed the city on January 26-27. It prompted community resilience and vividly marked everyday life, with many personal stories reflecting struggle and camaraderie amid the challenges and chaos of the storm.
Michigan is facing intensifying lake effect snow due to an approaching Arctic cold front, with forecasts predicting 6-12 inches of snow and hazardous travel conditions. Gusty winds, frigid temperatures, and marine hazards are also expected, significantly impacting various regions across the state.
Light snow for morning commuters, rain showers by Friday, and a dry weekend expected. Stay updated about Michigan weather as conditions evolve. Rain to Snow: Michigan’s Weather Twists Ahead DETROIT — Issued by the National Weather Service at 2:48 AM EST …
Southeast Michigan will experience mild temperatures in the 50s to 60s early this week, accompanied by rain showers. A strong low-pressure system will bring cooler, breezy conditions and potential wind gusts by midweek, leading to increased rain and temperature variability throughout the region.
Westerly gales up to 40 knots are expected on Lake Superior today. The National Weather Service warns of strong winds and rain across Upper Michigan. Winds Up to 40 Knots Expected Amid Cold Front Passage [MARQUETTE, MI] — Issued by the …
Saginaw and nearby counties are under a Wind Advisory from 2 PM on Halloween to early Friday, with gusts up to 45 mph. Residents should secure outdoor items due to potential hazards and power outages. Though winds will weaken by Friday, colder air will bring temperatures into the 30s for a calm weekend.
Southeast Michigan is experiencing an unusual late October heatwave, with temperatures nearing 80 degrees and wind gusts up to 45 MPH. A cold front will bring possible thunderstorms and cooler temperatures Thursday evening. Gale winds are expected in Lake Huron, prompting advisories for mariners. Stay updated with the National Weather Service.
