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Multiple injuries were reported in the wake of the storms.
Both Lansing and Jackson saw the warmest average temperature in a Winter season ever.
The coldest air so far this season continues through the weekend.
Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday are all First Alert Weather Days.
After a long-awaited snowstorm forecast, Mid-Michigan businesses prepare.
7 Day Forecast
A winter storm will bring a heavy wet snow to Mid-Michigan Friday evening.
Officials in Florida ordered 2.5 million people to evacuate.
The News 10 First Alert Weather Team is tracking the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms Wednesday evening and has declared the day a First Alert Weather Day.
The upcoming weekend promises to be dry, which will be welcome after a wet week of weather.
Saturday and Sunday are expected to be the warmest days of 2022 so far.
Roads will become icy and then snow covered throughout the day.
Heavy rainfall in the last 24 hours and rapid snowmelt as led to area rivers and streams to rise including the Looking Glass River and Sycamore Creek.
First Alert Meteorologist Justin Bradford breaks down what we can expect over the next few days.
The worst time to plan for weather is after it already happened.
More than 13 inches of snow fell in Lansing on Wednesday and that made it one of the snowiest days on record.
Heavy snow is expected Wednesday into Thursday.
A First Alert Weather Day is in effect Wednesday night into Thursday.
Winds gusted to 50-60 mph around the area.
Wind gusts of 40-50 mph are expected with some gusts possibly higher than that.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms expected tonight with strong gusty winds on Saturday.
Visibility is reported as anywhere from 0.25 to 10 miles.
Storms producing strong winds are predicted to hit the mid-Michigan area around 4 p.m. Tuesday evening.
The storms should be finished up before the sunrise on Thursday, and tomorrow will be another hot, humid day that ends up mostly dry.
A warm, humid and unstable atmosphere is over Mid-Michigan and it is the fuel for potential strong to severe thunderstorms.
Currently, the mid-Michigan area is under an enhanced risk of severe weather due to storms brewing in Wisconsin and heading into southern lower Michigan tonight.
Meet CJ, a 16-year-old Haslett boy whose passion for weather shines through when he delivers the forecast online.
High temperatures today will once again be in the mid to upper 80s. High temperatures will be in the low 90s starting tomorrow.
High temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s continue into next week.
High temperatures each day this week will be in the upper 80s to near 90.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 5 A.M. for the Lansing and Jackson areas.
Another comfortable day with mostly sunny skies and highs near 80 degrees. Humidity levels rise Friday and thunderstorms pass through the area Friday night.
High temperatures today and tomorrow will be in the 70s with overnight lows in the 50s. Temperatures return to the 80s for highs by Friday.
Whitetail Farms is saving as much as they can after storms killed their power.
Consumers Energy is hoping to restore power to customers Thursday or Friday.
Consumers Energy said in a news release they're working to restore power.
Storms have caused flooding on Grand River Road between East Lansing and Lansing.
Snow is expected Wednesday night with accumulations by morning around 1'' in the Lansing area and 2'' in the Jackson area.
Consumers Energy is warning customers that freezing rain forecast for Saturday “will likely lead to downed wires and power outages that could last several days.”
The National Weather Service says a winter storm watch is in effect starting on Friday thru Sunday morning.