Your morning Michigan weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Michigan today, with flooding concerns along rivers and lakes while a freeze warning threatens tender vegetation tonight. We're dealing with 206 active alerts statewide, so check conditions in your specific area. This morning starts chilly but dry.

Your evening Michigan weather update

We're dealing with extensive flooding across Michigan today with nearly 250 alerts in effect statewide. Multiple flood warnings and advisories are active, particularly along our river systems where water levels remain dangerously high. This morning started chilly at 37 degrees, but we'll warm to 50 by early afternoon.

Your midday Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings remain in effect across Michigan this Saturday as our river systems continue running at historically high levels. The National Weather Service warns that while conditions are slowly improving, dangerous flooding persists near waterways throughout the state. This afternoon brings our best chance for rain, with showers developing around 2 P.M.

Your morning Michigan weather update

We're tracking a major flooding situation across Michigan today with over 200 alerts in effect statewide. The combination of recent rainfall and ongoing snowmelt has pushed rivers and streams to dangerous levels, particularly in low-lying areas. This morning's scattered showers will intensify between 10 A.M.

Your midday Michigan weather update

We're dealing with a dangerous weather situation across Michigan today with 186 active alerts including severe thunderstorm warnings and flood watches. The National Weather Service is particularly concerned about the Hesperia Dam where flash flooding from potential dam failure remains a serious threat. This morning's thunderstorms are already producing heavy rainfall.

Your morning Michigan weather update

Michigan faces historic flooding this Friday, with 168 weather alerts active statewide. The combination of recent rain and snowmelt has pushed rivers and streams well beyond their banks, creating dangerous conditions that will persist through the weekend. This morning's thunderstorms are wrapping up now, with the heaviest rain moving out by 10 A.M.

Your evening Michigan weather update

Historic flooding continues across Michigan with nearly 200 flood warnings in effect statewide. The National Weather Service is calling this an unprecedented event, with major rivers at or above record levels in multiple locations. This Thursday starts cool at 51 degrees around 8 A.M., but we'll see steady warming through the day reaching 68 by 4 P.M.

Your midday Michigan weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across Michigan today, including flood watches and special weather statements as strong thunderstorms move through the state. Historic flooding continues in many areas, with some improvements possible but significant challenges remaining. This afternoon brings our warmest temperatures around 69 degrees by 5 P.M., but conditions will deteriorate quickly.

Your morning Michigan weather update

Michigan faces historic flooding conditions with 140 active weather alerts including flood warnings and watches across multiple regions. The National Weather Service warns of ongoing widespread flooding with flash flood risks near the Hesperia Dam due to potential dam failure. This morning starts mild at 65 degrees with calm conditions, but thunderstorms develop by 10 A.M.

Your evening Michigan weather update

Multiple flood warnings are in effect across Michigan this Wednesday afternoon, with 138 active weather alerts as our spring storm system continues to deliver heavy rainfall. The most serious flooding concerns are focused along rivers and low-lying areas throughout the state. Here comes a warm afternoon with temperatures reaching 72 degrees around 2 P.M., but don't let that fool you into thinking we're done with the active weather.