India, May 18 -- Severe weather is anticipated to move from west to east across Michigan on Monday afternoon, May 18, according to officials, bringing with it damaging winds, hail, localized flash flooding, and even the possibility of isolated tornadoes.

The Lower Peninsula of Michigan faces the greatest risk of experiencing severe weather, which is predicted to commence in the late morning or early afternoon on Monday, May 18, and persist into the evening. Thunderstorms are also expected to re-emerge on Tuesday afternoon, May 19.

On Monday, the primary threats include isolated tornadoes, hail measuring 1 inch or larger, wind gusts ranging from 40 to 60 mph, and localized flooding, as reported by the National Weather Service in Detroit....