It's been a siege of severe weather this week. Another rash of storms is firing up in some of the same areas hit earlier. Our latest forecast shows where tornadoes, hail and flooding rain could happen again.

It’s going to be a tense weekend for thousands of people in Northern Michigan, heavy rain and rising rivers have already washed out roads, crumbled bridges and pushed into neighborhoods and homes. All eyes are on dams in Cheboygan, Newaygo county. With more severe storms expected across the Great Lakes this weekend, some homes have been evacuated, and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency. Here's the latest.

Tornado sirens woke up people in Ann Arbor, Michigan, as severe storms and a now confirmed EF1 twister raked across the city early Wednesday. Massive trees crashed to the ground across the city. Roommates in one house say they’re feeling pretty lucky after a tree smashed into their roof. Two Ann Arbor ice arenas were also damaged by the powerful winds. See the aftermath here.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office begged drivers to stay off the streets in southeast Wisconsin Wednesday night. Dozens of drivers had to be rescued after their cars, trucks and minivans got stuck in rising floodwaters. Even a tow truck driver said it was “really bad.” See it for yourself and learn why it could get worse before it gets better.

When severe weather strikes, being prepared and knowing what to do could save your life. Meteorologist Caitlin Kaiser explains exactly when it’s time to act and take shelter, why you shouldn’t rely on sirens and the surprising things to have in your emergency kit.