Michigan could see snow, ice, thunderstorms and tornadoes, just days after an ice storm knocked out power to thousands of people in the state.

The line of severe thunderstorms that rolled through West Michigan Sunday is responsible for producing the most tornadoes in a single day in decades.

An updated report from the National Weather Service was issued on Wednesday at 9:24 p.m. EDT for strong thunderstorms until 10:30 p.m. EDT for Bay, Saginaw, Tuscola, Shiawassee and Genesee counties.

Three people were killed in a crash near Climax, in Kalamazoo County, while thousands are without power in northern Michigan.

A line of severe weather is crossing through southern Michigan, leading to severe thunderstorm warnings. See the latest radar here.

The tornado tally after a deadly Michigan weekend storm continues to rise. The wave of thunderstorms that passed through Michigan on March 30 has now produced 10 tornadoes, the National Weather Service confirmed today.

Following thunderstorms on Wednesday, the National Weather Service recorded several new rainfall records from Lower Peninsula cities.

Huron County experienced significant severe weather Wednesday evening as thunderstorms moved through the region, delivering hail the size of walnuts to the Port Austin and Caseville areas.

The National Weather Service provided more details about the tornado’s path in a survey summary released on Monday.

Flooding is possible for Allegan, Barry, Kalamazoo, and Van Buren Counties, but severe weather threat is overall decreasing

After the catastrophic weekend ice storm over parts of Northern Michigan we get a break in the weather through Tuesday evening before another round of rain/some