Storms

Storms moved through West Michigan on Tuesday evening, brining rain, hail and a lot of lightning. This incredible light show could be seen from over 50 miles away!

As severe storms rolled through west Michigan Tuesday night, they knocked out the power to over 200,000 Consumers Energy customers.

West Michigan has been placed in an enhanced risk for strong/severe thunderstorms Wednesday night and into Thursday morning.

A quick but powerful storm moved through West Michigan Wednesday night leaving damage in its path.

Per Michigan law, utility companies have to issue outage credits for those eligible.

Consumers Energy is on it, and we've got the interactive map to see who power restoration is going.

After a reported tornado and severe storms ripped through West Michigan Saturday, more than 23,000 Consumers Energy customers are without power, WZZM 13 reports.

After severe thunderstorms rolled through West Michigan last night, more than 6,000 Consumer's Energy customers remain without power, WZZM 13 reports.

Downed trees and wind gusts of up to 60 mph are expected as a major storm hits West Michigan this week.

Going through my Facebook, I keep seeing post regarding a big storm that will hit our area tomorrow. When I think of a big storm, I think of the storm back in May 1998 that pretty much blew everything over in the Grand Rapids/Walker area. Will we see something similar tomorrow?

Very loud around here last night. Warning sirens blaring, winds gusting, my wife screaming "shut up" every time I tried to talk louder than WZZM 13 George Lessons as he blared from our TV scanning the skies for danger. Even Tucker my dog joined in, eerily howling every time those damn sirens went off...