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Spring means storms in Michigan and state officials want to make sure we're prepared for severe weather.

It's been a snowy start to the new year, and more is headed our way.

The first day of December brought with it snow, ice, and power outages across West Michigan. According to Consumers Energy, as of noon on Sunday, more than 40,000 are without power across the state. Wood TV 8 reports that Michigan has more power outages today than any other state...

See the three main areas of damage from the storms on Wednesday, September 11.

Today's storms will also bring flooding and beach erosion. Piers will be very dangerous.

They brought the animals up north, so they'll have more room for rescues during the storm.

Meijer and Consumer's Energy will be handing out bottled water, bags of ice, and ice cream to those without power at the American Legion Cedar Springs Post on Monday, July 22 from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m.

Storms swept through West Michigan Saturday causing damage and power outages: One man even experienced a tree falling on his car as he was driving down 28th Street Saturday afternoon.

Meijer and Consumer's Energy will be hanging out bottled water and bags of ice ice at Jenison High School on Sunday, July 21st from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The size of Hurricane Florence is hard to imagine.

After this week's storm, you may be facing roof problems, downed trees, and other damage to your yard and home. The Better Business Bureau says residents should be on the look-out for scammers offering to help you with your clean-up.

Yesterday's wind storm created a dangerous situation for the Michigan basketball team as they attempted to fly to Washington D.C. At the same time, flights into Grand Rapids were coming in ahead of schedule due to tailwinds.