Your midday Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain active across Michigan this Wednesday as water from last week's heavy rainfall continues working through our river systems. While we're staying dry today, the flooding threat persists, particularly along streams and low-lying areas throughout the state. Starting your Wednesday morning with temperatures right around 48 degrees, we'll see steady warming through the day.

Your morning Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Michigan this Wednesday morning, with over 100 alerts active statewide as rivers and streams continue running high from recent rainfall. The immediate concern centers on low-lying areas near waterways, where standing water persists. This morning starts mild at 58 degrees with calm conditions and partly cloudy skies.

Your evening Michigan weather update

Michigan is under extensive flood warnings this Wednesday morning, with 124 alerts currently active statewide. The good news is we're getting a break from the rain that's been pounding us – conditions stay dry for the next 24 hours, giving flood-impacted areas some much-needed relief. This morning starts cool at 50 degrees with winds shifting from west-northwest to north-northwest around 5 A.M.

Your midday Michigan weather update

We're tracking 130 flood alerts across Michigan this Tuesday, with the most serious flooding concerns concentrated along rivers and low-lying areas throughout the state. While we'll see improving conditions today, standing water and swollen waterways remain dangerous. This morning starts at 50 degrees with calm conditions.

Your morning Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Michigan this Tuesday as we continue dealing with high water levels near rivers and lakes. The immediate concern is localized flooding in low-lying areas, particularly where drainage remains poor from recent rainfall. This morning starts cool at 47 degrees, making it jacket weather for the early commute.

Your evening Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Michigan today as we deal with the ongoing impacts of high water levels on area rivers and lakes. The National Weather Service has issued 144 separate alerts, with the most serious flooding concerns concentrated along riverbanks and low-lying areas near lakes throughout the state. This Monday starts chilly with temperatures sitting at 38 degrees this morning, but we'll see a dramatic warmup through the day.

Your midday Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain active across Michigan this Monday, with 154 alerts currently in effect. Rivers and lakes throughout the state continue running high after recent rainfall, creating hazardous conditions that will persist through the week. This morning starts chilly at 38 degrees, but we'll see a dramatic warmup through the day.

Your morning Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Michigan this Monday morning, with 175 total weather alerts impacting communities statewide. Rivers and lakes continue running high after recent heavy rainfall, creating hazardous conditions that will persist through the week. This morning starts chilly at 36 degrees, but we'll see steady warming through the day.

Your evening Michigan weather update

Michigan faces widespread flooding concerns this Sunday with 193 flood warnings currently in effect across multiple regions. High water levels continue to impact area rivers and lakes, though conditions should gradually improve as drier weather settles in for the week ahead. Starting with temperatures this morning, we bottomed out at 29 degrees around 7 A.M.

Your midday Michigan weather update

Multiple weather alerts are affecting Michigan today, with freeze warnings and flood watches creating challenging conditions statewide. We're tracking 218 active alerts, including freeze warnings for widespread areas where temperatures could drop as low as 21 degrees tonight. This afternoon brings our warmest temperatures around 48 degrees near 5 P.M., but don't let that fool you into thinking spring has fully arrived.