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Smoke from Canadian wildfires is expected to impact Michigan's summer air quality going forward, according to climatologist.
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It's been a year since a tornado destroyed dozens of homes in Kalamazoo County and damaged hundreds more. A mobile home park in Pavilion Township took some of the worst damage. But even after a year, some residents are still living in damaged homes, and others never got to move back in.
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Salting roads becomes less effective when temperatures drop below 15 degrees.
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Temperatures will drop after a blanket of snow hit northern Michigan, canceling events and impairing travel across the region.
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This post was updated 7/26/23 at 2:35pm The southern half of the Lower Peninsula is under severe thunderstorm watches Wednesday, July 26, 2023.
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The National Weather Service has issued severe thunderstorm warnings for multiple central lower Michigan counties Thursday afternoon.
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Warm and sunny weather in Northern Michigan has been a welcome relief to a cold and rainy April. But low humidity and dry weather has increased the risk of wildfires. The state warns residents to burn responsibly.
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Coming off a chilly weekend, many people may be looking for a warm up... and one is on the way. The National Weather Service is projecting a warmer and wetter April across the state.
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As winter storms hit Michigan over the last week, they’ve taken out power for nearly half a million residents. But the storms also can hurt trees - which if left unaddressed, can damage homes and utility lines.
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Higher temperatures and low ice cover decreases the potential for lake effect snow, which could lead to lower water levels in the spring.