Weather

There's no doubt it has been generally cool, cloudy and rainy for the spring and now heading into the summer season.

Along with daytime temperatures extremely colder than normal, heavy winds and rain are creating a very dangerous situation all along the Lake Michigan shoreline on the west coast of the state.

This month's full moon occurs on Monday, June 17 at 4:31 a.m. EDT, but the moon will appear full the night before and after its peak to the casual observer, making for an extra special night show for Father's Day.

The weather theme for 2019 in West Michigan would have to be "unseasonable." It's about to get worse.

Most of Southwest Michigan is included in a threat for some strong to severe storms Saturday evening.

I guess you could say this a surprise, but not a surprise at the same time.

Massive damage and power outages in Ohio and Indiana after tornadoes ripped through the Midwest overnight.

Unlike what we've seen already this season we kind of shrugged it off as not much more than a blip. It makes me nervous that we could be in store for a big one

A brilliant flash of light from a “fireball” meteor had people talking across parts of Michigan early Saturday.

If you feel like it has been unseasonably cold this month in West Michigan. You're not alone.