Mark Torregrossa is a meteorologist at MLive. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on hydrology, water conservation, and sustainable agriculture. Mark is featured in Calhoun Times, cleveland.com, MLive, MSN, and NewsBreak.
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By: Mark Torregrossa
A strong weather disturbance has its eyes on Michigan. Here's a look at the strength, timing and possible outcomes.
By: Mark Torregrossa
The stormy period tomorrow could be in the form of supercells, bringing possible severe thunderstorms.
Most of Lower Michigan is outlined in an area of possible severe thunderstorms Wednesday afternoon and evening. This thunderstorm set-up is leaning toward a supercell-dominant style of severe weather.
By: Mark Torregrossa
The weather flow and storm pattern around the northern hemisphere shows bursts of severe weather will continue into fall.
By: Mark Torregrossa
We do have a line of thunderstorms set to develop this afternoon. A few of those thunderstorms could be severe.
Here's a look at when and where a few scattered severe thunderstorms are possible today.
By: Mark Torregrossa
A very strong El Niño is coming on, and is expected to peak in strength this winter. One of the areas most affected by El Niño is the Snowbird lands of the southern U.S.
By: Mark Torregrossa
All of our weather discussion today revolves around weather conditions that occur in summer.
We get a treat to watch in our sky tonight, as the moon goes dark in a lunar eclipse. Will the weather and cloud conditions let us enjoy the lunar eclipse?
Here's a look at the weekend weather across Michigan.
