Four tornadoes confirmed across Michigan, three dead

A severe weather outbreak in Michigan over the weekend resulted in the confirmation of four tornadoes, primarily categorized as EF-0 and EF-1, with the most significant damage occurring from high winds and associated storms. Tragically, three children died in Kalamazoo County when a tree fell on their vehicle, and a 56-year-old man was killed when a tree struck a house in Ingham County. The tornadoes caused damage to homes, schools, and infrastructure, with widespread power outages affecting over 265,000 customers. The National Weather Service reported specific tornado activity in areas including Cutlerville and Williamston, with destructive winds recorded at speeds up to 80 mph. The storm system also led to numerous severe thunderstorm warnings and extensive property damage across the state. Officials continue to assess the aftermath, emphasizing the need for preparedness in severe weather conditions.