Weather

It's been awhile since we've had a chance at seeing the Northern Lights in the lower peninsula of Michigan, but for the next couple of nights there is a chance they may be visible this far south.

The first time we met Bill's cats, they were quite feisty. This time, was a more subdued appearance.

New climate data gathered by the Rhodium Group shows that Michigan will be one of the most desired places to live in the near future.

The summer of 2020 is winding down this weekend, and it will go out with the coldest temperatures since March.

Smoke from the Western wildfires has blown its way east, due to heavy westerly winds.

The sunset is true, hopefully, the '80s aren't gone for good, yet.

The lakeshore will continue to get steady west winds Friday, making swimming in Lake Michigan an adventure to say the least.

Hazy weather conditions will bring beautiful sunsets to the coast this week, as wildfire smoke makes its way east.

Ironically, the further north you go, the warmer the big lake gets.

Maybe it's not convenient for your to make the drive to the middle of the Upper Peninsula, so I will bring the sunflowers to you! Well, at least photos of them...

It's that time of year again. Time to look to the sky to see the Perseid Meteor Showers. They will be at their peak the next couple of nights.

Something called the 'Ekman Spiral' has driven the big lake's surface water to a bone chilling 45 degrees in some spots.