A powerful storm tore through the Three Rivers area Friday afternoon, leaving a trail of destruction across multiple businesses near US-131 and Broadway.

THREE RIVERS, MI - A spring-like storm turned violent quickly Friday afternoon, spawning at least two tornado touchdowns that damaged buildings, ripped apart part of a Menards store, and sent at least a few people to the hospital.

Tornado near Bristow destroys home, damages others on mile-long path. No injuries reported as residents took shelter. Cleanup efforts underway with community support.

Most of the day will be rain-free, but scattered showers and storms flare up during the afternoon hours, thanks in part to a decaying front. No washout is expected, but when thunder roars, head indoors as lightning can strike well outside the storm.

Temperatures climb for the rest of the weekend with highs for some seeing the 70s tomorrow. Meteorologist Lucy Doll tracks up and down temperatures and upcoming storm chances.

Emergency crews are surveying storm damage after what officials believe was a high-wind event, possibly a downburst, that damaged several homes in Wagoner County. The damage was reported near the 8600 block of 257th East Avenue in Broken Arrow.

South today bringing with it the threat for strong to severe storms. Damaging wind is the main threat with any storms.