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A complex weather maker is working its way towards Southeast Michigan on Friday. There is a marginal risk of severe storms.
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.
Morning rain will push out before more numerous showers and thunderstorms return this afternoon and evening.
Metro Detroit is turning out to be the best weather day of the week. With temperatures peaking in the lower 80s and low humidity, conditions are ideal for summer fun and outdoor activities.
Take advantage of cooler, comfortable air for yard work, running, biking, or patio meals. The workweek is beginning with cooler and less humid conditions.
Cooler temperatures move in next week; Tropical Storm Chantal also forecast to make landfall on Sunday in the Carolinas
An Air Quality Advisory is in effect across most of Southeast Michigan through Saturday night, including Livingston, Washtenaw, Lenawee, Monroe, Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, and St. Clair counties.
After lots of sunshine and a few thunderstorms for some of us throughout our Thursday, we will keep the sunshine along with heat humidity, and the chance for a thunderstorm or two into the forecast looking ahead into our Friday.
An Air Quality Advisory is in effect across most of Southeast Michigan for July 4th, including Livingston, Washtenaw, Lenawee, Monroe, Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, and St. Clair counties.
A pleasant feel is in the air for most of this week, but heat, humidity, and rain chances are all set to return.
A cold front will sweep across Metro Detroit and bring relief from the humidity, but it will remain seasonably hot this week.
A few rain showers and an isolated thunderstorm will be possible Friday night, but the threat of severe weather has ended.
Thunderstorm chances return to Metro Detroit on Friday, and there’s a chance they could become severe.
With this muggy airmass in place and a stationary boundary nearby, the chance for showers and storms continues for the rest of the workweek.
Thunderstorm chances return to the forecast by Tuesday, some storms could be strong to severe through mid-week
An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for Genesee, Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties until 8 p.m. Tuesday. A Heat Advisory covers all other counties in Southeast Michigan, including Sanilac, Lapeer, St. Clair, Livingston, Washtenaw, Lenawee and Monroe counties. (WDIV)
High temperatures will soar into the upper 90s, and heat index values will head above 100° for the entire region...
Dangerously hot conditions are likely to last for several days in Southeast Michigan. The heat is prompting a Heat Advisory (for heat indices up to 103 degrees) and an Extreme Heat Warning (for heat indices up to 105 degrees) through Tuesday evening.
Heat Advisories and Extreme Heat Watches are in place for the entire region through the start of next week
There’s a chance of thunderstorms Friday afternoon in Metro Detroit before a four-day stretch of dangerous heat.
One round of storms has moved through the region, now we’re looking ahead to the next round into the evening hours on Wednesday
There are two rounds of possible storms approaching Metro Detroit on Wednesday, and the second brings a stronger chance of severe weather.
Don’t cancel your outdoor plans for Father’s Day weekend in Metro Detroit, as the forecast is looking better and better, according to the latest data.
Thursday's rain showers will mainly impact areas north of I-69 during the day, but an isolated shower cannot be ruled out in the Tri-Counties region of Metro Detroit. More showers will be possible in Metro Detroit at night.
After a day of plenty of sunshine, lower humidity values, and summer-like temperatures, we have some changes on the way, looking ahead to the end of the week and the start of the weekend.
We’re keeping a close eye on the radar as we work through the evening hours on Monday, with the potential for the strongest severe thunderstorms until late Monday night.
Afternoon storms may be strong to severe with wind gusts up to 60 mph and small hail. There is a marginal (level 1 out of 5) risk.
After spending days with some of the worst air of any major city in the world, Detroit is getting relief just in time for this weekend’s outdoor activities.
Smoke from the Canadian wildfires is prompting an Air Quality Advisory for most of Southeast Michigan, including St. Clair, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne, Lenawee and Monroe counties through Friday. (WDIV)
Hazy and mainly dry conditions are expected for the majority of Metro Detroit on Friday, although a few isolated pop-up showers remain possible south of M-59 this afternoon.
After experiencing some sunshine and cloud cover with summer-like temperatures continuing, we are monitoring the radar for the chance of showers and thunderstorms into the evening and early overnight hours, some of which could be strong to severe.
We will keep the clouds and a chance of rain showers in the forecast as we look ahead to the end of the week.
From the northern lights to wildfire smoke leading to more vibrant sunrises and sunsets, Metro Detroit is getting more reasons to look toward the sky.
An Air Quality Advisory is in effect for all of Southeast Michigan until 6 a.m. Saturday. This advisory is especially important for anyone with respiratory issues such as asthma. People sensitive to reduced air quality should consider spending less time outdoors and taking it easy on any strenuous activities while the advisory is active.
High temperatures are expected to reach the 60s by Thursday afternoon. Our next frontal boundary is expected to roll into the region by the end of the week, on Friday, bringing another chance of rain showers to the area late Friday night.
There will be a UV Index of 9 during the afternoon, which is considered “very high.” In these conditions, unprotected skin can burn in 15 to 25 minutes.
Lots of people are spending time outdoors this weekend. Conveniently, Metro Detroit’s temperatures are moving in the right direction and closer to normal just in time for Memorial Day.
