A dangerous blizzard is expected to wallop the Upper Peninsula on Sunday while strong winds sweep across the Lower Peninsula.

Blizzard conditions pounded Michigan’s Upper Peninsula early Sunday, with up to four feet of snow expected by the time the dangerous storm leaves the area.

Hold onto your hats and your trash cans because Metro Detroit is in for another rough stretch of weather throughout Monday.

A Michigan winter storm may bring snowfall of up to 3 feet, strong winds and dangerous travel across the Upper Peninsula.

After on deadly storm passes, forecasters warn of flooding, damaging wind — and more tornadoes.

Heavy snow and high winds are taking a toll across Northern Michigan. According to the National Weather Service office in Gaylord, a major winter storm is expected to bring significant snowfall and icing to the region through Monday, March 16. The highest snowfall amounts, measured in feet, are expected in the eastern upper part of the state.

It's been some wild weather in Michigan over the past week, tornadoes, snowstorms and 70 degree weather. Dave Spencer and Rich Luterman talk about the the weather, Dave's wife's birthday, youth sports and more.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has activated the State Emergency Operations Center due to "the threat of significant weather impacts" across the state, officials said Sunday morning.

Days after deadly storms hit Southwest Michigan, emergency officials are tracking a new severe weather threat and urging residents to sign up for local alert systems. Click to learn more.