Here's a look at peak wind speeds during severe thunderstorms that hit Michigan Sunday, bringing widespread power outages and three deaths.

Severe weather is expected to impact Michigan on Wednesday, bringing the threat of damaging winds, flooding, and isolated tornadoes to different areas of the state.

A massive line of storms marching across Michigan late this afternoon and early this evening produced damaging winds topping 95 mph, according to the National Weather Service. The storm system that came into Michigan in the southwest corner of the state and moved east toward Ann Arbor,

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

A long stretch of days without power, internet access and in some cases, fuel, could be coming to an end for northern Michigan residents. Governor Gretchen Whitmer deployed the Michigan National Guard to assist ice storm recovery efforts as northern Michigan attempts to overcome the powerful storm that swept across the state on March 30.

A powerful ice storm slammed northern Michigan over the weekend, leaving thousands without power. Freezing temperatures and widespread outages affected hundreds of thousands, with power restoration expected to take days.