Tornado

Trust me, this weather update is much more entertaining than 'The Bachelorette'.

You may not have realized, but this is National Severe Weather Week in Michigan, and the Michigan State Police want to make sure you have a plan in place.

An amateur storm chaser struck gold in Columbiaville as he caught footage of a tornado touch down in Mid-Michigan.

We've been lucky in Mid-Michigan to avoid some of the recent nasty weather that has literally been taking the country by storm.

The National Weather Service has conducted a survey of the storm damage, and concluded that the storm that went through Birch Run was an EF-2 tornado.

7:00pm UPDATE: The National Weather Service has confirmed that an EF-1 tornado touched down for approximately 10 minutes at roughly 2:30 p.m. 5:15pm UPDATE: Emergency Services have advised us that they are conducting searches with dogs, to make sure the area is clear, and there are no people trapped in homes or buildings. There are also reports of possible gas leaks, and Consumers Energy is on sit

Whatever it was that Hunter Lenz caught on camera speeding towards him, if it was me I'd need a new pair of underwear.

Deadly thunderstorms and tornadoes have been slamming the south, and this last volley did some pretty impressive damage.

Timing is everything in life. This guy had the timing down perfectly...lucky for him as you will see! This guy no sooner pulls his car out of the garage, and then it disappears in a tornado! Timing is everything. He loses a garage, but lives to tell about it...

Taking a 'selfie' can be fun, but maybe this selfie craze is getting out of control. It's bad enough that this guy risked his life in proximity of a tornado, but we discovered that he actually drove TO the tornado to take the 'selfie'. There are claims that it must be a fake...

Severe storm sends Saginaw County residents seeking shelter.

Interested in being a tornado spotter? You could be one of the network of people who watch the skies and report significant and sever weather such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, hail, heavy snow, and flooding. Here are all the details of the training sessions: