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Severe storm expected by morning in Michigan
Severe thunderstorms predicted to hit Lower Michigan, according to latest forecasting models. Strong winds up to 70 mph expected.
Severe thunderstorms predicted to hit Lower Michigan, according to latest forecasting models. Strong winds up to 70 mph expected.
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