Brett Collar

The most likely window for severe storms Saturday in Metro Detroit is starting to come into focus, but there’s another scenario that could also play out.

The storm threat continues in Metro Detroit, with downpours, flooding, and strong winds possible.

The chance of showers and storms is increasing for the middle part of the week, and what we see could be on the stronger side.

The hottest day recorded in Michigan’s history was on this day, 89 years ago.

Thursday and Friday are similar days, as each will be warmer and a bit muggier. Highs both days will be in the middle to upper 80s, but it’ll feel more like 90 degrees with the rising humidity.

Here's what to expect from shower and storm chances the rest of Wednesday in Metro Detroit.

Changes in the form of higher humidity, hotter temperatures, and better rain chances may impact part of your holiday weekend.

A pleasant feel is in the air for most of this week, but heat, humidity, and rain chances are all set to return.

With this muggy airmass in place and a stationary boundary nearby, the chance for showers and storms continues for the rest of the workweek.

Here's a look at some of the major temperature swings and storm chances over the next few days in Metro Detroit.

Storms are expected to move through Southeast Michigan again on Friday night.

We’re tracking possible severe weather Thursday night into early Friday morning in Southeast Michigan. Here’s what to expect.