It's estimated at least 250 people died in Michigan's most extreme weather event, a massive storm on the Great Lakes known as "The Great Storm of 1913" or "The White Hurricane".
Halloween is just a week away, and as the excitement builds for a night of fun and frights, there's still some uncertainty about whether the weather will be a trick or a treat.
After nearly 30 years at Wood TV 8, meteorologist Terri DeBoer said goodbye last fall. One year later, she's coming back to West Michigan on a different TV station.
Heat is the leading weather-related killer in the United States, killing more people than any other extreme weather event. However, that's not case for Michigan.