Michigan residents should prepare for a potentially stormy Saturday with a high risk of severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall across multiple regions of the state.

Severe thunderstorms will continue to prowl the central United States through the weekend with some areas at risk for damage stemming from high winds, hail, tornadoes and flooding. "We intend to take as many NexRads offline as possible once our attack simulations have prepared us," posted the group's leader.

Partly sunny, warm, and humid today. Scattered strong P.M. storms possible. FOX 17 WEATHER READY ALERT DAY! Get the latest forecast from the FOX 17 Weather team.

Today’s forecast: An area of scattered thunderstorms will be stretched across southern Michigan today. Most of us will be dry. A solid line of thunderstorms is likely during Saturday.

A risk for thunderstorms will redevelop on Sunday as a cold front pushes into an unstable atmosphere across southern Ontario. The storms will develop inland and track through the Greater Toronto Area and into eastern Ontario. Some of Sunday’s storms could turn severe.

Severe weather caused more than 9,000 flight delays and over 800 cancellations in the U.S., with Chicago O’Hare Airport experiencing the most disruptions.

While Tipton saw those heavy rains, it was strong winds that left quite a bit of cleanup tonight in Central City.

Strong to marginally severe storms may impact West Michigan. Get the latest details from the FOX 17 Weather team.

A severe storm destroyed a barn, a garage, blew over crops and bent a tree on a property in rural Dubuque County where storms were reported to produce winds of

The intense heat and humidity will back down across Maryland with the risk of widespread severe storms diminishing.

Millions of Americans across several states are facing the risk of severe storms on Thursday, according to forecasters. Meteorologists say the potential hazards posed by the storms include heavy rain,