Storms continue to move through southeast Michigan Thursday evening

(CBS DETROIT) - Severe storms are passing through the region this evening. 

Make sure to stay with your NEXT Weather team for the latest alerts on air and online.

A line of thunderstorms is rolling through southeast Michigan. Numerous severe thunderstorms have been issued by the National Weather Service and even a tornado warning for parts of Monroe County. 

Your NEXT Weather team has been walking you through every step of the way, from urging the potential of severe storms later in the day on CBS News Detroit Mornings to tracking them this evening.

Hail has been the primary threat with these storms. We have been tracking upwards of 1-inch to nearly 2-inch hail stones. Places like Belleville have seen hailstones around 1.25 inches and Ann Arbor has 1 inch hail reported.

The main weather hazards with the storms still through the evening are hail, strong winds, and flooding. However, we cannot rule out an isolated spin-up tornado, especially near our lakeshore communities.

There's another line of storms developing to our north and those are expected to move to the south and east through the rest of the evening.

Expect to be in the clear with the storms by 10 p.m. The rain will diminish overnight leaving us with more sunshine and dry conditions for the next several days.

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