Detroit, Michigan – A developing storm system is set to bring severe weather across southern Michigan Thursday evening, with forecasters warning of large hail, strong winds, and possible thunderstorms.
The National Weather Service says the biggest concern isn’t tornadoes—it’s hail that could grow as large as hen’s eggs, posing a significant threat to vehicles, roofs, and outdoor property.
Large hail emerges as primary threat
Meteorologists are highlighting hail as the main hazard with this system, especially across the southern tier of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula.
“Hail looks to be the main severe weather hazard, particularly in southern areas.”…