Storms rolled through West Michigan Thursday evening, leaving behind damage and flooding in certain parts of the area.

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

As severe thunderstorms sweep across Mid-Michigan, multiple utility providers in the area report that more than 2,000 customers in the area are without power. In

A wave of low pressure could arrive around the time of peak heating, potentially sparking thunderstorms, forecasters said.

A March ice storm that caused massive destruction in northern Michigan created challenges for farmers during the growing season impacting yield.

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.

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