Tornadoes, hail, winds, floods -- explaining 4 severe weather risks looming in SE Michigan
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By Dane Kelly
Published on March 25, 2026.
The highest risk of severe storms is between I-696 and I-96, south to the state line, classified as Level 2 of 5 (Slight), and a Level 1 (Marginal) risk extending northward toward I-69. The potential for tornadoes, which could produce winds of at least 111 mph and significant damage, could cause significant damage including torn-off roofs, destroyed mobile homes, and large, damaging hail. The most likely threat of severe weather is the possibility of damaging winds that could bring down trees and power lines and cause scattered outages. There is also a low-end threat for flash flooding, but there is no widespread rain expected.
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