For the second day in a row, we will have two separate and very different weather stories playing out across Michigan’s two peninsulas. In West Michigan and Southeast Michigan, our chances for thunderstorms increase as the day wears on.

Michigan's early-week weather forecast consists of rain, snow, freezing rain and relatively warm highs. See storm details, and statewide daily highs.

After a week of warmer weather in Metro Detroit, showers and thunderstorms are starting to form, with some rolling into the area Wednesday evening.

Our storm track has jumped to a spring-like scene very quickly. It won't last, as winter is coming back by the weekend.

An arctic cold front slips through the area as the clipper system that brought light snow Friday will drop temperatures dangerously low overnight.

AAA blamed the state’s recent average increase ‒ 4 cents from a week ago and 17 cents from a month ago ‒ on a boost in weather-related fuel demand.

Minnesota's North Shore saw a record-breaking snowstorm Tuesday through Thursday morning, with Hovland picking up three feet of snow. This could set the 24-hour snowfall record for the state.

The weeklong reprieve from winter’s grip that brought record warmth to Minnesota is about to end decisively. An intense storm moving across the state on Tuesday, Feb. 17, into Wednesday will wallop the North Shore with up to 2 feet of snow and dump 5 to 10 inches in cities north of a line running from Duluth to Bemidji to Grand Forks,