NOAA STORM EVENTS · COMPLETE YEARS 2016–2025HISTORICAL REPORTS, NOT A FORECAST OR RISK SCORE
STORM EVENTLEDGERCOUNTY REPORTS · SEASONALITY · IMPACT
MI EVENT-TYPE FILE2016—2025

MICHIGAN

Thunderstorm Wind reports

NOAA recorded 2,746 county-coded Thunderstorm Wind reports across 83 Michigan reporting areas from 2016 through 2025, including 18 reported injuries and 10 reported fatalities in the official archive.

Source: NOAA Storm Events details table · Complete years 2016–2025 · Compiled 16 Sep 2026

Reports2,746county-coded rows
County areas83represented
Injuries18direct + indirect
Fatalities10direct + indirect
01 / ANNUAL TRACE

Michigan Thunderstorm Wind reports by year

NOAA recorded 2,746 Michigan Thunderstorm Wind reports across the complete 2016–2025 period.

2016185
2017184
2018230
2019272
2020324
2021467
2022239
2023274
2024263
2025308
03 / COUNTY BREAKDOWN

Local Michigan Thunderstorm Wind analyses

The directory lists 83 Michigan reporting areas represented in this statewide Thunderstorm Wind record.

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Oakland160 reportsExplore →Wayne138 reportsExplore →Marquette110 reportsExplore →Macomb95 reportsExplore →Berrien91 reportsExplore →Livingston86 reportsExplore →St. Joseph82 reportsExplore →Monroe81 reportsExplore →Washtenaw80 reportsExplore →St. Clair71 reportsExplore →Genesee68 reportsExplore →Lapeer63 reportsExplore →Saginaw62 reportsExplore →Kent59 reportsExplore →Lenawee50 reportsExplore →Menominee50 reportsExplore →Tuscola50 reportsExplore →Hillsdale47 reportsExplore →Cass46 reportsExplore →Huron45 reportsExplore →Gogebic43 reportsExplore →Houghton42 reportsExplore →Dickinson42 reportsExplore →Shiawassee42 reportsExplore →Kalamazoo41 reportsExplore →Delta39 reportsExplore →Branch37 reportsExplore →Midland36 reportsExplore →Van Buren35 reportsExplore →Bay34 reportsExplore →Calhoun33 reportsExplore →Ottawa33 reportsExplore →Jackson31 reportsExplore →Allegan30 reportsExplore →Ingham29 reportsExplore →Baraga27 reportsExplore →Grand Traverse27 reportsExplore →Ionia26 reportsExplore →Gladwin25 reportsExplore →Iron24 reportsExplore →Barry24 reportsExplore →Otsego22 reportsExplore →Sanilac22 reportsExplore →Ogemaw21 reportsExplore →Muskegon21 reportsExplore →Newaygo20 reportsExplore →Clinton20 reportsExplore →Ontonagon19 reportsExplore →Leelanau18 reportsExplore →Eaton16 reportsExplore →Wexford16 reportsExplore →Montcalm16 reportsExplore →Roscommon16 reportsExplore →Arenac14 reportsExplore →Isabella14 reportsExplore →Iosco14 reportsExplore →Mason14 reportsExplore →Mecosta13 reportsExplore →Clare13 reportsExplore →Cheboygan12 reportsExplore →Alger12 reportsExplore →Lake12 reportsExplore →Chippewa12 reportsExplore →Emmet11 reportsExplore →Oceana11 reportsExplore →Gratiot11 reportsExplore →Alpena11 reportsExplore →Kalkaska11 reportsExplore →Osceola10 reportsExplore →Antrim10 reportsExplore →Benzie10 reportsExplore →Missaukee9 reportsExplore →Charlevoix8 reportsExplore →Schoolcraft8 reportsExplore →Luce8 reportsExplore →Manistee7 reportsExplore →Crawford6 reportsExplore →Oscoda6 reportsExplore →Montmorency5 reportsExplore →
READING THE RECORD

History is evidence—not a forecast.

A NOAA record count describes reports entered for a place and period. It does not estimate the chance, severity, or location of a future event. For active hazards, use your local National Weather Service office and official alerts.