The Storm Prediction Center has made a fairly large addition to the level 2 risk of severe thunderstorms. This addition is mostly focused on Lower Michigan.

Once again, Michiganders may have to plan around the stormy, humid weather expected July 26-27. Here's where and when it will rain.

With the heat and humidity on Thursday, severe weather followed behind with storms. Trump Wins 6-3 Supreme Court Ruling — Sotomayor Leads Dissent Food Network star Anne Burrell’s cause of death revealed five weeks after she died aged 55

More thunderstorms are on the way to kick off the weekend, all while humidity levels remain high across our neighborhoods.

The line of thunderstorms once it becomes severe can be called a squall-line. This squall-line is expected to roll across all of the Upper Peninsula this evening. The line of storms should start at the west end of the U.P. early this evening and make it to the east end of the U.P. by midnight tonight.

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

Here's the weather forecast across Michigan on July 24-26: Here's the forecast for Detroit: July 24: Mostly sunny and hot, with a high near 94 (101 degrees on the heat index). Rain and thunderstorms are expected to develop before 10 p.m. and potentially continue into the early hours of July 25.

Michigan residents may want to plan their beach day on Sunday, July 20, as heavy rain, thunderstorms are predicted to develop on Saturday, July 19.

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