Summit Township
Summit Township, MI · Weather
WILX
Power returning for mid-Michigan customers after severe weather
WILX-TV
Storm cleanup underway at Lake Lansing Park South
The area was full of fallen trees Thursday, both on park land and at surrounding homes and apartments.
midmichigannow.com
Consumers Energy crews working into the night to restore power after severe storm
JACKSON, Mich. — Consumers Energy says crews are staged and are working to restore power after a storm impacted 34,000 customers on Thursday. The utilities company says they have already restored power to approximately 15,000 customers after a storm swept across their service territory with strong winds, severe thunderstorms and hail.
WILX
Picture perfect weather continues through the holiday!
WILX-TV
DeWitt Township farm’s sweet corn season to end early amid heat
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Extreme heat in mid-Michigan is forcing Reese Farms in DeWitt Township to adapt this week, with fans running at full capacity across the operation. “The cattle aren’t overly happy today,” said farmer Robert Reese. Reese said the heat has changed how the farm...
whmi.com
Power Outages, Trees Down Following Severe Storms
Power outages due to Wednesday night's storms has forced Howell Public Schools to close Thursday, along with Livingston ESA's Main Campus and adult services. Due to power outages, Livingston County Courts will be closed all day. The Historic Courthouse and County Administrative Building will open late. DTE's outage map is...
MLive
Heavy rains cause problems on Jackson streets, but conditions are improving
JACKSON, MI — Heavy rains that moved through the Jackson area just before sunrise Friday morning have caused some flooding issues. But conditions are improving. The rain brought flooding on Michigan Avenue in front of the Westwood Mall. While traffic was moving through the area just after noon Friday, crews were working to open previously closed streets and unplug storm drains.
The Detroit News
Temperatures expected to cool as Labor Day weekend approaches
A heat advisory is in effect from noon until 8 p.m. Wednesday for parts of southeast Michigan, the National Weather Service said. The agency said temperatures are expected to feel like they're hotter than 100 degrees. There's also a slight risk for severe weather Wednesday afternoon and evening. The numbers After reaching into the high 70s across the region Wednesday morning, temperatures are expected to reach into the low 90s as the day progresses, officials said. Combined with dewpoints in the 70s, how the warm temperatures will feel — or what's known as the heat index — could reach 102 degrees, the NWS said. Officials warn the hot temperatures and high humidity may cause illnesses and issued the heat advisory. The advisory covers Lenawee, Livingston, Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties, the NWS said. Detroit's high temperature on Wednesday is expected to reach 94, according to the weather service. The city's average monthly high temperature in September is 74.4. Its average low for the month is 55.5. The hottest Sept. 2 on record was in 1953 with 100 degrees, according to the weather service's data. "We had a strong, upper-level ridge over the Tennessee-Kentucky area that's been parked there,
gordonramsayclub.com
Damaging Wind Gusts Up to 70 MPH, 1 Inch Hail and Isolated Tornado Threat Target Saginaw, Detroit and Cleveland Corridor Thursday Evening
DETROIT, MICHIGAN — BAM Weather is monitoring portions of Michigan, northeast Indiana, and northern Ohio for scattered severe storms this afternoon and evening, with the primary risks including damaging wind gusts of 55 to 70 mph, though an isolated instance of large hail and a tornado cannot be ruled out.
WILX
Tree damage reported across Mid-Michigan as storms sweep across the area
FOX 17 News West Michigan
Friday September 4, 2026 Late A.M. Forecast: More storm chances this evening into tonight