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Melanie Sochan | The Saginaw News
Wednesday July 23, 2008, 8:35 AM
Dianne M. Card, 45, of Chesaning gets caught in the rain along M-57 in Chesaning while running errands. Card uses her bicycle to save on gasoline and for exercise. Mercurial weather patterns have dominated mid-Michigan for several days producing bright sun and humidity followed by brief downpours.
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View commentsStorms possible in Washtenaw, Livingston counties this evening
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News Staff | The Ann Arbor News
Monday July 21, 2008, 4:16 PM
The National Weather Service says storms are developing and could hit Washtenaw and Livingston counties this evening.
Meteorologists say the strongest chance for storms will occur before 8 p.m., especially along and south of M-59.
Continue reading "Storms possible in Washtenaw, Livingston counties this evening" »Here comes the rain again becomes familiar refrain in Genesee County
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RoNeisha Mullen | The Flint Journal
Friday July 18, 2008, 10:00 PM
Lightning strikes during a thunderstorm in downtown Flint on Wednesday night. It was among dozens of storms that have plagued the Flint area this summer.GENESEE COUNTY, Michigan -- Here's the almost-nightly routine in Michigan: Ominous clouds, lightning and a quick run for cover.
Yep, it's been the summer of storms.
Continue reading "Here comes the rain again becomes familiar refrain in Genesee County" »Today is an Ozone Action Day
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News Staff | The Ann Arbor News
Thursday July 17, 2008, 3:44 PM
The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments declared today an Ozone Action day.
Ozone Action is the voluntary pollution reduction program that encourages people to make low-cost clean air choices as warmer temperatures and humidity come around and to take emission-reducing steps.
Overnight storms knock out electricity to parts of Bridgeport Township, Frankenmuth
by Cole Waterman | The Saginaw News
Thursday July 17, 2008, 8:57 AM
This morning, 285 were still without electricity, Gust said. The majority are in the northern portion of Bridgeport Township and southeast of Frankenmuth, she said.
"We had a lot of lightning and some tree damage," said Consumers spokeswoman Debra Dodd.
She expects all customers will have their power restored by midnight or earlier today.
Severe storm watch in effect for Washtenaw, Livingston counties
by News Staff | The Ann Arbor News
Wednesday July 16, 2008, 6:27 PM
The National Weather Service has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for this evening for five counties - including Washtenaw and Livingston.
The watch is in effect until 10 p.m.
That could impact the first day of the popular Ann Arbor Art Fairs - although organizers say they're prepared for all kinds of weather.
Continue reading "Severe storm watch in effect for Washtenaw, Livingston counties" »Burton resident and Kettering mathematician Kevin TeBeest uploads data to Weather Underground; International weather Web site started at University of Michigan
by Elizabeth Shaw | The Flint Journal
Saturday July 12, 2008, 4:40 PM
Kettering math professor Kevin Tebeest put a sophisticated Personal Weather Station on the roof of his garage about a year and a half ago. As a hobby, he keeps local weather data and compiles it on his weather Web site.BURTON, Michigan -- Looking for the low-down on local weather? It's up on the roof of Kevin TeBeest's Burton garage.
TeBeest is one of 477 registered Personal Weather Station owners in Michigan (there are 9,907 in the U.S. and 3,170 in other countries) who supply the real-time, onsite data for Weather Underground, the internet's original weather Web site.
Continue reading "Burton resident and Kettering mathematician Kevin TeBeest uploads data to Weather Underground; International weather Web site started at University of Michigan" »Weather service cancels severe storm watch
by News Staff | The Ann Arbor News
Tuesday July 08, 2008, 4:26 PM
The National Weather Service has cancelled the severe thunderstorm watch for the local area, including Washtenaw County.
Meteorologists say the storm has passed to the south.
However, there's still a slight chance of storms later this evening.
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