Michigan's warmest temperatures of year will bring some severe weather to end the week

Some of the warmest days of the year are expected to grace us Thursday and Friday with temperatures expected in the 60s and 70s. But severe weather is also a threat.

Increased tornado warnings may face delays amid tech setbacks

According to documents obtained by congressional members, the Trump administration has proposed reducing NOAA’s budget significantly below its current level of more than $6 billion.

Trending warmer
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Still cool today but 60s and 70s return before the week is over. Storms return Friday night! Some could be severe.

Another cool day - but warmer temps are on the way
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Waking up, it's another cold day in Metro Detroit, and temperatures will only rise to around 50 later. Warmer temperatures are on the way, though.

Elephants react to San Diego earthquake, swarm around young

The elephants felt the ground begin to rumble Monday in San Diego, and instinctively went into protective mode.

Morning Mix Possible
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Colder air wrapping around Low pressure could bring a rain/snow mix to the area this morning. Drier, windy & colder afternoon. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

California earthquake: 5.2 magnitude quake strikes near San Diego

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near San Diego on Monday morning, with the epicenter located in Julian, California, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Mackinac Island expected to be ready for season after ice storm damage

Despite a large ice storm that caused damage to northern Michigan, Mackinac Island is slated to fully open for the season next month.

Wintry mix Tuesday!
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Gorgeous day with highs in the upper 60s! Wintry mix returns Tuesday with highs in the upper 40s! It'll warm up by the end of the week!

Mild Monday
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Temperatures today exceed our seasonal values. Readings in the mid to upper 60s. Change is on the way Tuesday with falling temperatures and a chance for a rain/snow mix. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.