List of active weather alerts as severe storms move through Southeast Michigan
A Tornado Watch is in effect for Southeast Michigan. The Tornado Watch, issued on Tuesday around 8:50 p.m., is in effect until 4 a.m.
www.clickondetroit.comClickOnDetroit’s latest weather coverage focuses on severe storms moving through Southeast Michigan, with a Tornado Watch in effect until 4:00 AM Wednesday and a Flood Watch lasting through Thursday evening. The reports also say Metro Detroit was under an enhanced, level 3 severe-weather risk, with threats including damaging winds, large hail, flooding, and isolated tornadoes.[3][5][6]
What it means
The strongest storms were expected Tuesday night into early Wednesday, and ClickOnDetroit said wind gusts could reach about 60 mph, with rainfall totals around 1.5 inches and some spots possibly seeing 2 to 4 inches. Another report noted that additional scattered storms could return Thursday, with warm temperatures staying in place for much of the week before a sharper cool-down later.[1][4]
Current coverage
ClickOnDetroit’s weather page is also highlighting active alerts and live forecast updates for Metro Detroit. For the latest local weather news, the main theme is severe weather preparedness rather than routine forecasting.[5][10][3]