Dave Rexroth

Two systems merge near us tonight and Thursday. They will bring a rain/snow mix. The most snow will be around and north of M59. That's where a little may stick to the grass. Roads should stay wet. https://t.co/thnoEOfyNN

Lots more chill tomorrow and by the end of the day we will see a mix of rain and snow moving in from the southwest. Overall, there will be more rain than snow. North and west of Detroit is the best chance for a little snow to stick to the grass. https://t.co/B3La6l8XMu

Tough winter wind chills in the early morning Tuesday. They don't improve much during the day either. https://t.co/NIyJ0LfgDa

Chilly at the ball park tomorrow, but at least it is dry! Snow chance is pretty high Monday. Very little to no snow will stick. https://t.co/lUa4y5vhna

Nice to have good weather today for a Tigers win! This weekend will be less comfortable. Rain is likely Saturday morning and could continue Saturday afternoon. Sunday will be dry during the game, but it will be chilly! https://t.co/DmouyT9rCA

Steady heavy rain will slowly move off to the east over the next couple of hours. Watch for street flooding! https://t.co/OGdI1rkZtP

Very heavy rain in many areas with flooded roads becoming more and more likely. The strongest storms with wind gusts to 35 mph are south of M59. https://t.co/ycazkn3NdN

Strong storms in St. Clair and Sanilac counties with winds up to 45 mph. The storms are moving very fast toward the NE. https://t.co/m9p7kRvPvW

Strong storms in many areas with winds of 40-50 mph and small hail. The storms are moving very fast toward the NE while the entire line moves east. Our severe threat will be over by 2 AM. https://t.co/vjj4VetMev

Winds to 70 mph in storms in Hillsdale and Jackson Counties are moving NE around 70 mph. Think about where you will go to be safe as these storms approach the western metro area. https://t.co/mtFROHlotT

A strong storm near Croswell moving NE at 55 mph. Nickel size hail and winds to 35 mph. https://t.co/77vTtwmqNr

Rain is developing north of the warm front again. If the stuck front gets overtaken by the cold front we will have less of a chance for severe storms. One way or another storms should move west to east through our area from now until 2 AM at the latest. We'll keep you updated. https://t.co/TNy8r8pIbH

The heaviest rain is in a line of storms north of M59 and around the north side of Detroit. They are moving east. https://t.co/eN4bahZTFi

The enhanced severe storm risk has been moved just a little south so most of us are in a slight risk this evening and overnight. That doesn't change the concern tonight, especially after 7 pm, as the warm front moves in and through. The storm energy will increase rapidly then. https://t.co/iRcjTodz7Y

...Tornadoes from March 30 2025... Overview...Two tornadoes have been confirmed to have touched down on the evening of Sunday, March 30, 2025. New Haven Township Tornado Rating:EF-1 Estimated Peak Wind: 90 mph Milan Tornado Rating:EF-0 Estimated Peak Wind: 85 mph

Wednesday could start with slippery roads in the Thumb. Then rounds of storms will impact the metro Detroit area. The strongest storms, and possibly severe, will come in the evening and overnight into Thursday morning. https://t.co/ViMN7GqFTX

Waiting for more storms Wednesday. This time there cold be more than one line. The highest chance for severe storms is in the afternoon and evening. https://t.co/Qmqvjk4Kys