National Weather Service

Another powerful winter storm is heading towards Michigan for Friday, bringing with it ice, snow, and wind.

Up to six inches of snow are possible in parts of West Michigan Thursday morning through Friday morning.

Are you ready for yet another weather rollercoaster ride? It seems like this year we go from one extreme to the other in about a week's time.

While we are under a "Blizzard Warning", keep up to date on what is happening...or not happening in West Michigan.

It is time to make sure you are prepared for what the National Weather Service is Grand Rapids is referring to as the "worst storm in the area in many years".

Just as we are getting dug out from the record breaking snowfall last weekend, we are starting to hear of perhaps another powerful storm for Christmas weekend.

The National Weather Service says parts of West Michigan could see up to ten inches of snow by Sunday morning.

For many of us, we have heard of this phenomenon called the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights. Getting a chance to experience this natural light show is rare.

If you happened to be outside late Sunday evening, you may have seen a bright light in the sky. But what was it?

We may be starting off our week with some stormy weather on Monday afternoon.

Winter just seems like it won't go away this year, but that could all change very shortly.

With temperatures hitting more than 70 degrees over the weekend, it's hard to believe that there is still at least one snowbank that still exists in Grand Rapids.