National Weather Service

Mid-Michigan is under winter weather alerts, with forecasts ranging from 1–3″ widely but up to 10″ possible in spots like Ionia, Nashville, and Vermontville through Tuesday.

A winter storm may bring anywhere from a light slushy dusting to over half a foot of snow across Lower Michigan. Forecasts vary widely: some models warn of heavy snow, others expect rain-soaked slush.

Fall is here, but the thermometer says otherwise. Here’s what history tells us about the final warm days in Grand Rapids.

Michigan is expected to see a hotter-than-normal summer in 2025, according to NOAA and AccuWeather, with some areas possibly experiencing more 90-degree days.

How much snow will your town get? Here's a town-by-town breakdown comparing AccuWeather and National Weather Service forecasts for over 30 Mid-Michigan cities.

Long-range forecasts predict an extended period of subfreezing temperatures for Michigan. Here's what we know.

In 25 years of the unique warning, it's never been issued in Michigan until now.

While Michigan and Ohio dodged the brunt of the cyclone, the hurricane's wrath is heading toward the Midwest.

Why will loud sirens be more frequent in Kent County? What should you do if you hear the tornado sirens?

Some parts of Mid-Michigan could see accumulating snow by mid-week. Here's a town-by-town breakdown of how much snow AccuWeather and the National Weather Service are predicting.