Weather

How to Stay Safe During Heat Wave

It will be our first Clean Air Action Day of 2020 on Thursday, June 18th, for Allegan, Berrien, Cass, Kent, Muskegon, Oceana, Ottawa, Mason, and Van Buren counties. What can you do to keep our air clean?

We have a gradual warm up throughout the week. Temperatures will be near 90 by the end of the week and the first part of the weekend. Here are a few safety tips.

A dry forecast for the foreseeable future has caused the meteorologist to go looking for wet weather. That seems like an easy way to ruin a good suit.

Until Monday, I had never heard of a 'red rainbow', but now I've seen several photos of one over the state capital.

A late afternoon thundershower broke briefly to let the sun through, setting off a beautiful rainbow throughout the area. If you missed it, I got you covered.

Cristobel has advanced farther north than any other Tropical Depression, bringing with it another day of high winds.

What's left of a major tropical depression will hit Michigan late this afternoon into this evening, bringing with it high winds to the Lakeshore.

The National Weather Service issued warnings this morning after two people drowned in Lake Michigan over the weekend.

Less than a week after most of lower Michigan experienced its first 90-degree day of 2020, comes a frost warning.

After a rainy month so far for May, Mother Nature decided to turn up the thermostat and let us swelter for a couple of days. Have no fear, it's Michigan and it will be chilly by the weekend.

The Grand River will crest at most locations over the weekend, but officials say high water and debris means you should stay off all area rivers this weekend.