LANSING, Mich. — A mere 100 miles south of our viewing area is under a severe weather threat. This includes strong, long-track tornadoes, as well as damaging wind gusts and very large hail. No threat to Michigan.
As our low pressure brings rain to mid-Michigan and heavy snow up north, a significant severe weather outbreak is likely to our south across Indiana, Ohio, and points southward. The threat, unfortunately, includes strong long-track tornadoes. Some of these areas were hit just weeks prior.
A moderate risk of severe weather has been issued down to our south by the Storm Prediction Center for Tuesday evening. That is a level 4 out of 5 on the threat scale.
Part of the Marginal Risk (1 out of 5) exists in southern Michigan. However, we are simply too far north to see anything materialize other than a quick rumble of thunder. The severe threat is no present in Michigan.
The severe weather threat will shift east to the mid-Atlantic by Wednesday.
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