Looking for today's weather in Michigan? Here are the live current conditions, from the National Weather Service doppler radar.

There’s a chance of severe weather in parts of Southeast Michigan on Thursday, and some alerts have already been issued.

National Weather Service forecasters say high winds will create large waves and dangerous swim conditions on July 23.

Saturday is a NEXT Weather Alert Day as storms move into Southeast Michigan for the afternoon and evening hours. The main threats will be winds at 60+ miles per hour, one-inch hail, and heavy rain that could lead to flooding.

As of July 23, heat advisories were issued for lower Michigan. Here's how hot it will get on Thursday, July 24.

It is a somewhat complex weather set-up over Michigan for the next several days. Here are the main weather conditions you should know. Frontal System Moving Across Michigan: A frontal system is moving south across Lower Michigan today and tomorrow,

Michigan is expected to see storms this week, with northern areas getting thunderstorms as early as July 22. Heat will be widespread, reaching the 90s.

This coverage is made possible through a partnership between IPR and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. ​​Deadly floods in Texas last week have left at least 111 people dead, with more than 160 still missing.

MUSKEGON, MI - As the heat starts to soar today, it will feel like a great day to be at the beach. But the wind is creating currents and wave action that could make swimming dangerous. The National Weather Service has issued a Beach Hazards advisory,

A 4Warn Weather Alert has been issued for Thursday due to high heat, humidity and storm potential. The Heat Advisory will be in effect from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on July 24 for all of Southeast Michigan as high temperatures reach the low to mid-90s with heat indices peaking around 102 degrees.