Severe weather causes damage to Ann Arbor buildings ...
Tornado sirens, cell phone alerts, high winds and pounding rain woke up Michigan residents during the night Tuesday.
www.cbsnews.comI don’t have real-time access right now, but I can summarize how to get the latest National Weather Service updates for Ann Arbor, MI, and what to expect from trusted sources.
Direct answer
- For the most recent weather alerts and advisories in the Ann Arbor area, check the National Weather Service Detroit/Pontiac office page, or the NWS weather warnings for Washtenaw County. This is the authoritative source for watches, warnings, and short-term outlooks.
Where to look and what to expect
- National Weather Service Detroit/Pontiac: Look for the active severe weather section, watch/warning/advisory lists, and spellout of any tornado, severe thunderstorm, flood, or winter weather statements affecting Ann Arbor. These pages refresh during weather events and include map-based alerts and polygon warnings.
- Local media and NWS social channels: Local TV stations (e.g., Detroit/Ann Arbor area affiliates) and the NWS Detroit Twitter/X account typically publish quick summaries during active events.
How to stay safe during severe events
- If you hear tornado sirens or receive a confirmed tornado warning, seek shelter indoors in a sturdy building, preferably in an interior room on the lowest floor (basement if available).
- For severe thunderstorms, move away from windows, avoid using electrical appliances, and have a plan to shelter if straight-line winds or hail are reported.
- Have a NOAA Weather Radio or a reliable alert app enabled for continuous updates.
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