Severe Weather Sweeps Across Midwest and Northeast, Tornado Threat Looms
Overnight storms cause damage and power outages in Michigan, with tornado watches and warnings issued across several states.
- Extreme weather conditions, including potential tornadoes, hail, and severe thunderstorms, affected Michigan, causing power outages and damage.
- Tornado watches were issued for parts of the Midwest and Northeast, with a significant tornado threat identified in areas including northern Illinois and Indiana.
- A cold front moving across the regions is expected to bring a major temperature drop, with forecasts predicting a 50-degree decrease in southeast Michigan.
- The National Weather Service warns of a continued risk of tornado-producing thunderstorms across the Great Lakes and northeastern Midwest.
- Forecasters predict a return to milder weather starting Friday, with more showers possible late Friday into Saturday.










