An EF3 tornado with winds estimated at 150 mph hit Michigan. The scope of the damage is being realized and the death toll is rising. Here's what we know about a deadly stretch of powerful storms.

Early March can bring a boatload of various weather conditions to Michigan. This week is going to live up to the changeable, stormy reputation of March weather in Michigan. Today and Tuesday will be much warmer than an early March day typically is in Michigan.

Whitmer's office questioned whether the lack of a tornado watch alert could be attributed to funding cutbacks at the National Weather Service.

The main risks will be large hail and damaging winds; however, an isolated tornado is still a possibility.

A warm storm system could bring part of Michigan our first widespread, robust thunderstorms. While we don’t expect widespread, high-end severe thunderstorms, hail is possible over a large part of Lower Michigan.

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The storms could produce damaging gusts, large hail and a few strong tornadoes.

Storms today. This morning, periods of heavy rain with non-severe T-Storms. Scattered T-Storms are possible this afternoon followed by a line tonight, some severe.