Do You Really Need to Drip Your Faucet During Michigan’s Extreme Cold?
With extreme cold hitting West Michigan, many are wondering if they need to drip faucets to prevent frozen pipes. The answer depends on heat, insulation, and power.
Weather
Massive Seiche on Lake Erie Reveals Hidden Treasures
High winds triggered a seiche on Lake Erie, dropping water levels in Michigan and exposing lakebed treasures from decades ago as waves gradually settle.
20 Signs Michigan Is Headed for a Brutal Winter
Michigan winters can be brutal. Here are 20 signs, according to the Farmers’ Almanac, that may mean the state is in for a rough one.
4 Unwritten Rules for Visiting a Michigan Apple Orchard
Visiting an apple orchard is a Michigan fall tradition, but there are some unwritten rules you’ll want to follow for the perfect trip.
Corn Sweats Are Making Michiganders More Miserable This Summer
You’re not imagining it—Michigan really is stickier than usual. The culprit? Corn sweats. Here’s how Midwest crops are cranking up the humidity.
What Is the Strawberry Moon? This Year’s Is ‘Ultra Rare’
It will reach its peak around 3 a.m. tonight.
Stay Vigilant: Here are Your Five Biggest Summer Dangers
No one is immune to these dangers. Even in the sun and fun, there are some serious health risks and situations to stay aware of.
True or False: Never Shower During a Thunderstorm
Lightning doesn’t just strike outside; it can sneak through your plumbing, making that hot shower a risky business.
New Category 6 for Hurricanes Likely Around the Corner
Unofficially in the last 10 years we've had 5 "Category 6" Storms. This intensity is relatively new and will redefine our understanding of hurricanes. Scientists are suggesting a whole new category just for those megahurricanes.
Two Massive Saharan Dust Storms Will Hit the United States
Who knew that the Sahara could affect our weather? The annual dust season is here, and it’s got some unexpected twists. The first plume left Africa on May 21.