News Summary Northern Michigan is recovering from a devastating ice storm that struck from March 29 to March 30, 2025, leaving around 126,000 customers without power. Residents reported ice accumulations of up to 3 inches, causing significant damage and power outages. Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency, and
News Summary Northern Michigan is currently recovering from a severe ice storm that left widespread damage and power outages. The storm dropped over an inch of freezing rain, prompting Governor Whitmer to request a Presidential Emergency Declaration for federal assistance. Utility companies are working tirelessly to restore power to affected
News Summary An ice storm has severely impacted Michigan’s maple syrup industry, causing a 25% decrease in annual production. Over 100,000 sugar maple trees were damaged, leading to significant economic losses for farmers. Power outages and infrastructure damage have compounded the challenges faced by local producers as the community rallies
News Summary Northern Michigan is facing recovery challenges after a severe ice storm left thousands without power. The Michigan DNR has launched an interactive map for cleared roads, while emergency services continue to restore power and communication. Resources are available for residents needing support, including congregate care centers and warming
News Summary On March 30, 2025, Michigan experienced a record-breaking tornado outbreak with 14 confirmed touchdowns, marking the highest count in 24 years. This event was particularly notable, as it stands as the 6th highest day for tornado activity in state history. While serious damage occurred, fortunately, no injuries were
News Summary Michigan’s weather forecast has changed, with most areas no longer under severe storm threats. While central and southwest regions see reduced risks, southeastern parts brace for storms and potential tornadoes. Flood advisories are in effect for Southwest Michigan due to heavy rainfall. Caution is advised as the storms
News Summary Severe ice storms have caused indefinite closures of state-managed trails across 12 counties in Michigan, including parts of the Upper Peninsula. Governor Gretchen Whitmer declared a disaster area due to downed trees and power lines, creating unsafe conditions. Cleanup efforts are being coordinated by the Michigan Department of
News Summary Severe thunderstorms ripped through Michigan on Sunday, leaving a devastating impact with three confirmed fatalities and widespread power outages affecting over 156,000 residents. Utility crews are working tirelessly to restore service, while neighboring states assist with recovery efforts. Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency, underscoring
News Summary On March 30, 2025, severe storms with unprecedented winds over 95 mph hit Michigan, causing widespread damage and leaving approximately 307,000 customers without power. Some neighborhoods saw trees toppled and homes significantly damaged. The state declared a State of Emergency as recovery efforts began, facing challenges from confirmed
News Summary Severe storms swept through Mid-Michigan on March 15, leaving approximately 14,000 residents without power. Areas like St. Charles and the Metro Detroit region experienced significant outages due to strong winds and pea-sized hail. Consumers Energy is working diligently to restore power by Sunday morning, while precautionary advisories are
