MICHIGAN — A cold front working through Michigan Tuesday is bringing severe storm potential to the state, with model guidance focusing the best storm coverage across southeast Michigan during the mid afternoon to early evening hours. Any storm that develops today carries the potential for damaging winds up to 60 mph and large hail up to 1 inch in diameter. Overall confidence in severe weather and storm coverage is rated at medium, with storms remaining possible further west across the state as well.
Southeast Michigan Sees Best Storm Coverage Between Mid Afternoon and Early Evening
Future radar valid at 6 PM Tuesday shows storm activity concentrated across the southeast Michigan corridor near Detroit, with the heaviest cells clustered in that zone during the peak coverage window. The mid afternoon to early evening timeframe represents the highest risk period for communities across southeast Michigan today…