A strong storm system is going to bring us spring-like temperatures and possibly severe thunderstorms on the front side of the storm system. By Wednesday, we will have falling temperatures and a changeover to snow.

Rounds of severe weather and high winds stormed across the state on Friday, leaving destruction and power outages.

Severe storms will impact parts of Michigan while other areas will see snow and ice.

A warm storm system could bring part of Michigan our first widespread, robust thunderstorms. While we don’t expect widespread, high-end severe thunderstorms, hail is possible over a large part of Lower Michigan.

Southeast Michigan is facing several weather risks tonight into early Wednesday, including the potential for damaging wind, large hail, heavy rain, and even an isolated tornado, but the exact area that the severe weather will hit is dependent on a warm front.

After a deadly tornado struck southwest Michigan, state Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's office called for a federal investigation March 8 into why no tornado alert was issued prior to the storm. The call questions if the Trump administrations funding cutbacks at the National Weather Service had to do with the absence of the tornado alert,

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A lone supercell developed in La Porte County, Indiana, that moved up into Cass, St Joseph, and Branch counties in Michigan, where the death and destruction happened.