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Mark Torregrossa

Michigan

Chief Meteorologist at MLive

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  • Severe thunderstorms possible over highly populated southeast Michigan, See timing and location

    3 days ago | mlive.com | Mark Torregrossa

    An area of rain will be shifting into southeast and south-central Lower Michigan this afternoon. The hot temperatures and high humidity in front of the rain will allow thunderstorms to emerge in the rain area. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) says the thunderstorms could reach severe levels after 3 p.m. and into the evening hours. This isn’t expected to be a widespread significant severe weather event. That doesn’t matter.

  • A nice rain for most, but strong storms for a few: Watch Torregrossa’s live Michigan forecast

    3 days ago | mlive.com | Mark Torregrossa

    For today’s MLive Michigan Weather Forecast, watch the video below orclick here to watch on YouTube and join the chat and comment. Today’s forecast: A large area of showers will be shifting southeast across Lower Michigan. The rain will just stay showery and not severe until mid-afternoon. Then in mid-afternoon the thunderstorms will develop over far southeast Michigan, and could have isolated severe wind gusts.

  • Bad air quality prompts upgrade to red warning, warning now extended into part of Lower Michigan

    3 days ago | mlive.com | Mark Torregrossa

    Smoke from Canadian wildfires is increasing across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and now moving into northwest Lower Michigan. As a result of the pollutants from the fires, Michigan’s Department of Environmental Quality has increased the severity of the Air Quality Alert.

  • Severe thunderstorm forecast spans 2 days in Michigan, 2 different areas

    3 days ago | mlive.com | Mark Torregrossa

    A line of thunderstorms will be slowly shifting southeast across Michigan today through Thursday morning. The thunderstorms could produce some low-end isolated severe weather. This storm system needs instability to produce severe thunderstorms. All storm systems need some instability to develop severe thunderstorms, but some systems have so much wind energy aloft they don’t need much instability. This storm system needs the heat of the day instability.

  • Well into 80s today which brews t-storms: Watch Torregrossa’s live Michigan forecast

    4 days ago | mlive.com | Mark Torregrossa

    For today’s MLive Michigan Weather Forecast, watch the video below orclick here to watch on YouTube and join the chat and comment. Today’s forecast: If you’ve been waiting for a truly summery feeling day it’s here. All of Michigan should warm well into the 80s this afternoon. A storm system will be slowly working its way southeast across Michigan late today, tonight and Wednesday. This storm system will bring several batches of thunderstorms over the next 36 hours.

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Mark Torregrossa
Mark Torregrossa @weathermanmark
16 May 25

The Storm Prediction Center is upping the severe weather chances as our best severe weather model does too. https://t.co/AIrJ5YIWgv

Mark Torregrossa
Mark Torregrossa @weathermanmark
16 May 25

Heads up on this evening in case you thought the storminess was over. This won't be like yesterday, but don't want you surprised. https://t.co/lw8CuEJ7js

Mark Torregrossa
Mark Torregrossa @weathermanmark
16 May 25

Severe storms are just about to enter the west side of Lower Michigan. So tornado watch issued. https://t.co/OP6MWD8jma