The quiet, summer-like trend continues through Wednesday before a front pushes through Thursday, bringing with it the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms. Cooler air will follow for the end of the ...

The front will be approaching West Michigan between 10 p.m. and midnight, which is when the best chance of severe storms is.

A slow-moving storm system that meanders across the southeast drifts toward the region Tuesday night. Showers are to be expected from time to time for the next couple of ...

A cold front will push in from the west bringing the return of rain chances along with the threat of severe weather for some ...

A few showers have popped up this afternoon, including a few thunderstorms. Most of the activity has been south of US-10, ...

Showers and an isolated thunderstorm or two were back this afternoon with the help of our unseasonably warm temperatures and ...

The 13 Weather Impact Team is closely monitoring a round of thunderstorms Thursday evening that could bring West Michigan strong to severe weather.

Spotty showers and patchy drizzle are on tap Wednesday morning. Coverage increases Wednesday afternoon and evening as the low gradually lifts off to the east/northeast. High temperatures are in the ...

A large upper-level system that’s been spinning across the East Coast will finally begin to move away. Wednesday will feature ...

Temperatures will be warm and summer-like again on Wednesday, but there may be a stray shower or two developing in the afternoon around Rochester and along the Mississippi River Valley into our area.

The rain ends for much of Central Florida, but parts of South Florida experience heavy precipitation into Monday night. Flood ...

Outlooks suggest heightened severe weather continuing through the rest of May and into the first week or two of June.