UPDATE: Tornado Warning Issued for Oakland County

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for Oakland County, predicting the strongest storms tracking through the area.

"National weather service doppler radar indicated a severe squall line capable of producing damaging straight line winds and brief rain-wrapped tornadoes," the warning said. "These dangerous storms were located along a line extending from Haslett to Mason to Stockbridge to Brooklyn."

The warning is set to expire at 6:45 p.m.

The weather services already had warned of possible heavy rainfall, flooding and high winds are all possible as a line of thunderstorms is headed eastward toward Southeast Michigan.

"Thunderstorms within this complex have the potential to produce torrential rainfall with rainfall rates possibly exceeding one inch per hour," the reports said. "Recent heavy rainfall has left soils saturated, and streams, creeks and rivers are running higher than normal. The heavy rainfall may generate flooding and flash flooding within the watch area,especially in areas experienced that flooding within the past week."

A flood watch is in effect until 2 a.m. Monday.