LANSING, Mich. — Departing storms will leave mostly cloudy skies behind overnight as lows dip to the mid 50s.
We will see another area of surface low pressure track through the state border between Indiana and Michigan Wednesday where we could see additional severe impacts including hail and even a tornado especially for southern areas.
A slight severe weather risk exists along and south of I-94 on Wednesday with an enhanced risk place just southwest of Hillsdale. All impacts are at play including damaging winds, heavy rainfall rates, hail, and a possible tornado. A lot of this threat does lie with the track of the low which we could still see some changes to ahead of Wednesday. We will be watching closely. Heavy showers arrive in the early afternoon hours Wednesday with stronger storms occurring in the late afternoon and evening hours.
The heavy rainfall rates Wednesday could lead to flash flooding across Mid-Michigan. A slight risk for excessive rainfall has been issued across the entire Mid-Michigan area. We could see rainfall totals across the area reach up to 2 inches and possible localized areas up to 3 inches.
Temperatures stay in the mid t lower 70's through the 7-Day period with lows cool enough to crack a window and turn the fan on. We will see a break from showers and storms beginning Thursday afternoon and last through Friday and even possibly Saturday with a new week bringing more chances for storms back to the area.
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