Flooding

10 Michigan cities with a high risk of flooding.

Don't let someone say "You must mean a tornado outbreak?"

It's a real mess in southeast Michigan today as the rain is causing major flooding on several major highways in the metro Detroit area. Residents and commuters were just dealing with this a few weeks ago, now it's happening all over again...

Make sure you keep an umbrella in the car today because we've got reports of a major thunderstorm headed to mid-Michigan today. If the storm is anything like what touched down a week ago we could be in for a wild ride today, fingers are crossed that it's just a baby storm...

Midland County Dispatch sent out an evacuation notice at 7:09 PM tonight.

This past weekend, devastating rains blasted Houghton, Michigan in the Upper Peninsula. I was aware of the heavy rains but I guess I didn't realize the true destruction it caused.

Over the last couple days, we've seen so much rain which has become a real problem for some residents in the area. It's one thing to have to deal with water covered roads and closures but it's another to have a home surrounded by nothing but water.

Flooding is no joke. Compared to other parts of the country we are pretty lucky - well except for the person that owns this vehicle. Luckily no injuries were reported.

Holy water! Walking (swimming) out of your home to see 4 feet of water in one Mt. Morris Township neighborhood is actually nothing new to homeowners there. Angie Bedard who lives right off of Clio Road told ABC 12 this happens four to five times a year. WTF? Bedard even had her vehicle modified to get through the floods. I guess that is cheaper than moving.

It was just an absolute mess for those traveling though Detroit yesterday and still today. This is a much closer look at those that were and are being affected by the flooding in and around Detroit.

Mother Nature can be a real bitch! Recent flooding in Colorado has resulted in ten deaths and severe damage to homes, roads and businesses. Today in Boulder, a group handed out free weed to flood victims.