What Michigan counties had tornado warnings on April 4, 2026?

Southern Oakland and Macomb counties, including Warren, Sterling Heights, and Troy, had tornado warnings until 7 p.m. on April 4, 2026.

Were there tornado warnings for other Michigan cities?

Yes, tornado warnings were also issued for Dearborn, Taylor, Dearborn Heights, Monroe, South Monroe, and West Monroe on April 4, 2026.

What weather conditions accompanied the storms in Michigan?

The storms moving through Michigan on April 4, 2026, brought winds up to 40 mph and the possibility of pea-sized hail, and a flood watch was also in effect.

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Tornado Warnings Issued for Michigan Counties

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Summary

Tornado warnings were issued for southern Oakland and Macomb counties.
Several other Michigan areas, including Dearborn and Monroe, had tornado warnings.
A flood watch was previously in effect for much of southeast Michigan.

Tornado Warnings Issued for Michigan Counties

Tornado warnings were active on Saturday, April 4, 2026, for several areas in southeast Michigan. Southern Oakland and Macomb counties, including cities like Warren, Sterling Heights, and Troy, were under these warnings until 7 p.m.

Additional tornado warnings impacted Dearborn, Taylor, and Dearborn Heights until 6:15 p.m., and Monroe, South Monroe, and West Monroe until 6:30 p.m. These alerts were issued as a line of strong storms moved across the region, bringing winds up to 40 mph and the possibility of pea-sized hail. Earlier in the day, a flood watch was in effect for a large portion of southeast Michigan.

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