Severe Storms Move In For Friday, Saturday
What does that mean for football fans? There will potentially be some messy games.
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What does that mean for football fans? There will potentially be some messy games.
Flight delays are reported at Metro Airport, as a severe thunderstorm watch remains in effect in some areas.
A severe thunderstorm watch has been posted for Livingston, Lapeer, Genesee counties and to the north and west.
According to the National Weather Service, the primary threats will be large hail up to an inch in diameter and winds as strong as 60 miles per hour.
During Severe Storm Awareness Week, DTE Energy is taking the opportunity to educate the customers and the media.
First Forecast: You Ask, We Answer is a half-hour special designed to help you prepare for the spring season and learn about severe weather. Chat live with the First Forecast team at CBSDetroit.com during the broadcast.
In Detroit, the high temperature hit 85 degrees making this the hottest day in March. Meantime, some severe weather is being reported.
During severe weather, fallen limbs and tree branches can create the majority of the power outages.
The next few days are going to feel a lot more like fall.
Forecasters say wind gusts of 60 miles per hour and heavy rain is possible. Thunderstorm Watch posted until midnight.
Thunderstorm watches and warnings were issued in several counties across the area. A tornado watch was issued for all of Southeast Michigan until 1 a.m..
Coming out of a month of near-record rainfall, there may be more summer storms on the way.
While working to restore power to those still in the dark following Saturday's storms, DTE Energy lost thousands of additional customers.
A fresh wave of severe thunderstorms means more clean up in neighborhoods around Michigan
The National Weather Service has issues a severe thunderstorm watch, in effect for all of Michigan until midnight, Tuesday.
Tornado barrels through parts of Alabama, as the South gets hits with severe weather.
A lakeshore flood warning for those living along Lake Erie has now been cancelled.
Oakland County's Outdoor Warning sirens are scheduled to test on the first Saturday of every month. A special test is also being performed on Wednesday, March 30.
The Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development (MDARD) encourage residents to be prepared for when severe weather strikes.
The snow and ice are causing some pretty bad road conditions for drivers and the salt trucks and plows are out across Metro Detroit to clear the roads.
Being prepared for weather emergencies can make a situation tolerable, rather than hazardous or deadly.
