The tornado tally after a deadly Michigan weekend storm continues to rise. The wave of thunderstorms that passed through Michigan on March 30 has now produced 10 tornadoes, the National Weather Service confirmed today.

The line of severe thunderstorms that rolled through West Michigan Sunday is responsible for producing the most tornadoes in a single day in decades.

Michigan could see snow, ice, thunderstorms and tornadoes, just days after an ice storm knocked out power to thousands of people in the state.

The National Weather Service has now confirmed seven tornadoes touched down across the state in Sunday's storm.

A relentless tornado outbreak is tearing through the South and Midwest, leaving communities in chaos and claiming at least seven lives. What began as an already dangerous situation on Wednesday has escalated,

An EF-0 tornado touched down in Milan, Michigan, Sunday night. One resident's home south of the city was battered with debris, forcing her family to find somewhere else to live for the time being.

Five tornados have now been confirmed in Michigan as part of Sunday’s severe weather, with EF-1 tornados occurring in Williamston (Ingham County) and Edwardsburg (Cass County) and EF-0 tornados occurring in Cutlerville (Kent County) and Leslie (Ingham County).

West Michigan is expected to experience a mix of snow and freezing rain, ending Wednesday afternoon. Northern Michigan is forecast to receive 1-2 inches of snow with rain and strong winds. A flood watch is in effect for southeast Michigan, including metro Detroit, from Wednesday evening to Thursday morning.