Fill up those water bottles and start hydrating now. Dangerous heat is just a couple of days away.

Once the severe threat moves out of the region, we dry things out before dialing up heat & humidity into the weekend.

Summer officially arrives this week, and the heat is picking up to welcome it.

The 80-degrees weather is back to Metro Detroit. Stormy weather will also soon return.

Chances for showers & thunderstorms return to the forecast by the middle of the week

Ready for the heat? Dust off your ceiling fans. Next week will be hot.

Temperatures forecast go to back above average by the end of the weekend and into next week

Rain showers will be possible in Southeast Michigan on Friday, but the chance will mainly concern communities near and south of I-94.

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.

Metro Detroit will heat up quickly, with highs jumping into the mid-80s on this Wednesday.

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

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.

Southeast Michigan’s next chance of rain is late Sunday night and early Monday morning.

Air quality will remain in the hazardous for sensitive groups due to the smoke from the Canadian wildfires

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.

Air quality will remain in the moderate to unhealthy for sensitive groups for Saturday

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)

An Air Quality Advisory is in effect for all of Southeast Michigan until noon on Friday.

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.

This is the warmest Southeast Michigan has been since mid-May, and temperatures are expected to continue rising.

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.

Drier weather with warmer temperatures stick around into the start of next work week

As wildfire smoke from Canada drifted away from Southeast Michigan, it seems the warm air followed suit.

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.

After a few scattered showers on Friday evening, a beautiful weekend is expected for the Grand Prix, with temperatures slightly below average.

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.

A cool couple of days with scattered showers are expected in Metro Detroit, followed by a big warm-up.

Tuesday will bring another day of 70-degree weather. While the temps will be similar, expect more clouds.

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.

It is easy to wonder if this weather foreshadows a cool summer, but warmer weather is in sight.

Grab your umbrella before heading out. Detroit Tigers fans might favor ponchos at Comerica Park. Thursday evening will be cool, breezy, and showery.

Thursday brings another blast of cooler-than-normal air, with highs only in the mid-50s. A few showers will taper off during the afternoon and evening.

Temperatures will slowly get warmer looking ahead into the upcoming weekend

Cooler-than-normal temperatures are expected to continue for the next several days in Metro Detroit, with multiple chances for showers.

We already have the cool weather. Temperatures are staying below average with clouds. Now, get ready for the rain.

Below average temperatures will be sticking around for the week and into the Memorial Day Weekend

Temperatures are staying below average in Metro Detroit, but it comes with periods of sunshine.

Rainfall returns to the forecast looking ahead into the middle & end of the week

After hot and stormy weather this week, Metro Detroit is experiencing a dramatic cooldown.

The Storm Prediction Center upped the game tonight, placing parts of Metro Detroit under an Enhanced Risk (level 3) of severe thunderstorms.

Potentially severe weather is possible in Metro Detroit on Thursday night.

Drier weather and cooler temperatures move in looking ahead into the weekend...

On Wednesday, the skies will be mostly cloudy again, and we will still see a couple of rain showers from time to time as our high reaches 74 degrees.

Metro Detroit will keep the warm temperatures this week, but rain chances will be added to the weather.

Temperatures will remain above average for most of the week ahead despite the rain and storm chances

Mother Nature is being kind to Metro Detroit for Mother’s Day. The pleasant conditions will continue into the start of the workweek.

Above average temperatures sticking around for most of the work week as well...

Warm weather will dominate the forecast, but rain showers and a few thunderstorms will also make appearances.

Temperatures continue to be above average into next week before shower chances return

Mother’s Day Sunday looks great. There will be lots of sunshine and pleasant temperatures, just a notch above what they should be this time of year. Highs will be near 70 degrees.

A Frost Advisory will be in effect from midnight until 9 a.m. Friday for much of Southeast Michigan, including Genesee, Lapeer, Sanilac, St. Clair, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Lenawee counties.

A big temperature drop is in store for Metro Detroit.

Sunshine and warming trend continues into the upcoming weekend for Mother’s Day

The slow-moving and rain-producing weather system, which is situated over Southeast Michigan, will pick up speed and move away.

Temperatures will also begin to warm-up again looking ahead into the end of the week

Scattered showers are expected to arrive in Metro Detroit after sunset.

Drier weather and warmer temperatures move into the region for the middle and end of the week

Nature cannot decide if it desires for Michiganders to sweat or shiver.

Well below average temperatures and breezy winds will accompany the rain showers for Sunday

Metro Detroit’s cool weekend will soon be both cool and wet.

Expect rain chances to continue into early next week before we dry things out a bit...

May begins with temperatures closer to normal after a weather rollercoaster to end April.

A significant change is expected in this weekend’s forecast as rain is now possible.

Rounds of rain will continue across the area throughout the day, so have an umbrella on hand. A marginal risk for strong to severe storms this afternoon and evening, especially south of I-94.

Temperatures return to the 70s in Metro Detroit on Thursday, but scattered showers and possibly thunder are expected to come with some rain.

A 50-degree drop in temperatures and frost are expected Tuesday night in Metro Detroit.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has expired for parts of Macomb and Oakland counties.

Our windy and warm temperatures are expected to come with a chance for severe weather on Tuesday.

Winds will be gusty before a cold front moves through Tuesday afternoon and evening

Southeast Michigan is under a slight, or level two of five, risk of severe thunderstorms on Tuesday. (WDIV)

A Frost Advisory will be in effect for Genesee, Lapeer, St. Clair, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw and Lenawee counties from 2 a.m. to 8 a.m. Sunday.

Strong and slow-moving storms are leaving behind flooding in Southeast Michigan.

Thunderstorms this afternoon and evening will have the capability of being strong, producing wind gusts of 45 to 55 MPH and small hail. Localized minor flooding can't be ruled out with heavy rainfall.

Metro Detroit's skies will be mostly cloudy, with rain showers and thunderstorms developing on Friday afternoon.

Thunderstorms this afternoon and evening will have the capability of being strong, producing wind gusts of 45 to 55 MPH and small hail. Localized minor flooding can't be ruled out with heavy rainfall.

Metro Detroit will have a couple of rain chances amid a warm stretch.

Rain is possible in Metro Detroit on Wednesday, but we'll see sunshine and highs in the 70s, with temperatures nearing 80 degrees on Thursday.

Strong gusty winds over 45mph will continue through the evening across most of Metro Detroit.

The weekend is ending with near-normal weather, but temperatures will jump into the 70s again on Monday. The warmer weather will arrive with rain and gusty winds.

Take an umbrella or rain jacket on Easter, but the rain chances are not high enough to warrant changing outdoor plans.

Starting Easter Sunday, it will be chilly, with sunrise services in the 30s. It will be dry throughout the day, but a chance for showers returns in the evening and overnight hours.

The warmest day so far this spring, and thunderstorms are possible in Metro Detroit to end the work week.

The warmest day so far this spring, and thunderstorms are possible in Metro Detroit to end the work week.

On Friday, our temperatures soar as a warm front ushers in the warmest air of the season.

The next few days are also nicer and warmer. We’ll see more sunshine through Thursday, with highs getting into the 50s on Wednesday and then close to 60 by Thursday.

A 30-degree temperature drop on Tuesday brings a chance for rain and melting snow.

A few spotty rain showers will be possible Monday afternoon as a cold front sweeps across the Great Lakes. Winds will pick up as the front makes its way through Southeast Michigan.

The rain showers will arrive from the west and approach the US-23 corridor around 5 a.m. Sunday. Scattered showers will give Metro Detroit the chance of light rain throughout the day.

Pleasant conditions stick around as we start the weekend, but we’ll end it with potentially a few raindrops and warmer temperatures.

The chance of fog and mist will continue into Thursday night. Low will be upper-20s to lower-30s. The cooler temperatures will be west of I-275 and north of M-59.

A rain and snow mix will impact Southeast Michigan Wednesday night and Thursday morning, including a minor accumulation in a few spots.

A little sunshine on Tuesday might have boosted your mood, but it certainly didn’t do much for our temps.

A warming trend does move into the region by the time we get to the weekend

A rain/snow mix continues through the evening, with a changeover to all snow in some locations.

A low-pressure system and cold front will move across the Great Lakes on Monday. Rain and snow showers will be possible from late morning through evening.

Metro Detroit is drying out after a wet week, but more precipitation is on the way for next.