Weather

This is when Michigan and Lansing will see their first snowfall.

Sweater weather is turning into summer weather. A third of the way through October and you'd think we'd be finished with crazy weather like this, but not in Michigan!

As Michigan still decides if it wants to give us fall weather or not, sweater wearers everywhere opt to suffer in silence...but refuse to change.

Did you know that you can tell how bad winter will be by looking at a persimmon seed, according to weather folklore?

A rare derecho storm raced across Lake Michigan in July 2011 causing extensive damage in West Michigan. Take a look back at the 10 year anniversary of the storm.

A well-defined waterspout was captured on video yesterday (June 22) over the waters of Lake Michigan offshore of Leland, Michigan near the Leelenau Peninsula and the Manitou Islands.

Still chilly in the morning, but no more frost. And if you live along Lake Michigan or Lake Huron you will enjoy a nice lake breeze mid afternoons.

I'm not really saying this because I really feel this way, but I may or may not wish for some cooler temperatures again.

With lows possibly hitting the 20s or 30s, any planting projects should probably be postponed until this cold front passes.

We are in a period we like to call "the spring sneak peek" where it is still winter, but we can not help but look forward to temps only going up from here.