Updated: 4:06 AM Baked Alaska: Unusual heat wave hits 49th state

Posted: 3:54 AM President Obama declares disaster for Michigan spring floods

Posted: 3:18 AM Showers and thunderstorms for the Pacific Northwest.

Posted: 2:49 AM Mostly sunny skies continue today through Friday. Temperatures will gradually warm up through the end of the week.

Posted: 4:53 PM High wind gusts and hail pound Saginaw and Genesee counties Monday afternoon.

Updated: 5:21 PM The people in the Colonial Village say it's the city's fault that water is backing up into their basements.

Updated: 11:56 AM Lansing is encouraging residents to call them if they're experiencing flooding in their home or neighborhood after heavy rains Wednesday night.

Updated: 4:04 AM An explanation of the weather phenomenon known as a derecho.

Updated: 7:04 AM Tuesday's storm ripped a barn to shreds in Clinton County.

Updated: 2:39 AM Gardeners are more than ready to start planting after being held up by all the rain.

Updated: 9:00 PM Local schools should be a few games into the spring season by now, but the recent wet weather has changed that.

Updated: 12:08 AM Homeowners aren't the only ones surveying the damage from all the recent rain we got.

Updated: 12:57 PM The MSU Sports Complex on the university's campus is underwater Monday.

Updated: 7:43 AM Some of the worst flooding in mid-Michigan came to a crest Saturday.

Updated: 3:30 AM Flooding in the area can easily put you, your family, and your home at risk. Don't be caught in a dangerous situation because you didn't know what to do.

Updated: 3:04 PM The worst flooding so far in mid-Michigan seems to be in Ionia County. Emergency Management is working hard to stay on top of the flooding.

Updated: 8:35 AM Rising waters from the Tittabawassee River are threatening the Midland campus of Northwood University.

Posted: 10:40 PM Some sewage plants overwhelmed by this week's rain.

Updated: 6:57 AM With so much rain in the forecast it's a good time to be proactive, to keep your basement from flooding.

Updated: 10:11 PM Those 70-degree days last March were a disaster for farmers, but this year might be different.

Updated: 5:42 PM It's called the Tow-Plow, a massive snow plow that can cover two lanes of road at once. When it deploys look out, you don't want to be caught on the wrong side of this machine.

Updated: 2:25 PM The average temperature was off the charts at over 55 degrees. That's a full degree warmer than the previous record of 1998

Updated: 12:37 PM There were 19 named storms in what meteorologists consider an above-average year that tied as being the third most-active season since 1851.

Updated: 3:29 PM The hot, dry summer has hurt Michigan's field crops. State and federal officials are keeping an eye on the damage.

Posted: 2:42 PM Due to recent rains, Meridian Township ends its ban on outdoor burning.