hurricane

Surprisingly, most of Lower Michigan and parts of the Upper Peninsula are considered "very low risk" for hurricanes. While rare, historic tropical systems, like Connie and Cristóbal, have reached the state.

While Michigan has never technically experienced a hurricane, there have historically been 15 times when hurricane remnants have been felt in Michigan.

As Hurricane Beryl heads to Michigan, i will bring power outages and strong winds on its path from Texas. Michigan expects only rain.

Here in Michigan, we have very little reason to think much about hurricanes so when a Michigan meteorologist posed a question about hurricanes and the equator recently it gave pause and something to ponder.

Michigan is so far away from the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico it's crazy to think a hurricane could touch us. Or is it?

Michigan borders some of the largest inland bodies of water and the Great Lakes are capable of producing storms that are the equivalent of tropical storms and hurricanes as was the case in September of 1996.

The Diocese of Grand Rapids is warning of a potential scam which involves someone posing as a representative of the diocese and making phone calls asking for donations for "victims of the Haitian hurricane."