No break for Michigan as another round of storms is forecast Tuesday afternoon, May 19, with hail, tornadoes and flash floods possible.

*NOTE: This article is now an almanac of Monday’s weather. We have published a new forecast story for Tuesday. A round of storms made it’s way through the Chicago area Monday morning and midday. The round of storms brought heavy rains and very strong winds to the area,

A line of thunderstorms moved through the Coastal Bend between 11 PM Sunday night and 5 AM Monday morning. According to the AEP power outage map, more than 1000 customers are without power in Bee County, with the expected restoration around 5 AM. Check current power outages here.

Intense lightning was captured as a line of severe thunderstorms swept through northern Oklahoma in the night of Monday into Tuesday, May 19. Chad Casey said he was in Blackwell when he captured the

Severe weather possible: Dry-line storms fuel storm chances through mid-week

Here is the link to the live broadcast of tracking severe storms across Lower Michigan. If the link isn’t streaming at the moment, I am not broadcasting live. Below are some continuous updates on the severe weather situation as it heads into eastern Lower Michigan.

CHICAGO - Despite that mid-morning line of storms today, we managed to recover and temps spiked up well into the 70s and a few lower 80s. It's going to remain warm through the night tonight with lows holding in the upper 60s.

Cold front brings line of storms Tuesday afternoon - Strong winds and minor flooding the biggest threat - Could see two to five inches of rain through the weekend

A line of severe thunderstorms packing damaging high winds ripped across Michigan on Monday afternoon, leaving a trail of debris across the state. Small planes flipped, roofs ripped off and trees slammed down onto cars were just some of the incidents being reported.

A line of severe storms rolled into West Michigan this afternoon. This was a live blog of the warnings issued by the National Weather Service.