Cheboygan dam water levels rise 6 inches as crews work to bring in more pumps, sand bags

The Cheboygan dam water level rose 6.07 inches from Monday morning to Tuesday morning. Crews have removed gates from the dam, added pumps and sand bags, and will use more pumps as they work to get the level down.

Severe thunderstorms possible across Metro Detroit, most of Lower Peninsula tomorrow night

Scattered thunderstorms arrive in Metro Detroit on Monday night, but they likely won't be severe. Tomorrow night is a different story, though. Wind looks like the biggest threat, with hail a close second, though a small, brief spin-up tornado can't be ruled out.

Part of northern Michigan's Tunnel of Trees collapses

A section of the Tunnel of Trees in northern Michigan is closed Monday after part of the road washed away.

DTE outage operations center gives high-tech help in emergencies

As storm threats continues to grow, DTE Energy is showing how new technology helps prevent power outages - and restore them sooner, if they do happen.

'I was so scared': Holly Road driver saved after sudden flooding engulfed her vehicle

Video from last weekend's storms shows just how widespread the flooding is. Officials say in some areas the water is about five feet deep, two days after the rain.

EF1 tornado struck Wayne County Saturday night

The National Weather Service confirmed Sunday that an EF1 Tornado ripped through western Wayne County, hitting the Van Buren Township and Belleville areas. 

Tornado threat over after strong storms rolled across Metro Detroit

One current tornado warning is in place for Macomb County. In Monroe, Estral Beach appears to be a magnet for storm activity but the warning has expired.

Southeast Michigan severe weather: Strong winds, hail, isolated tornado risks Thursday

Despite some rain earlier in the day, which can sometimes take the edge off severe weather potential later, severe weather risks still remain for later Thursday in Southeast Michigan.

Southeast Michigan storms: Severe weather possible later Thursday

Severe thunderstorms are possible Thursday in Southeast Michigan. Damaging wind and hail are the primary threats, but not everyone has the same chance of getting severe weather.

Severe weather threat for Thursday night - here's the time frame to watch

The primary concern would be damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph, along with the potential for large hail over an inch in diameter. There’s also a low-end, but not zero, tornado risk.