With mostly cloudy skies in the area in Southeast Michigan, a few scattered rain and snow showers are possible Sunday evening.

This past week, the Whitmer Administration announced that the National Parks Service and Michigan are partnering to promote accessibility to national parks.

Things are at least looking better for a lot of residents in Monroe after ice jams in the River Raisin caused the river to overflow and create flooding on the streets.

Sunday will be chilly, but definitely not as frigid as the past couple days.

The mercury sinks quickly as skies remain pretty clear and heat flows back to space Saturday evening and Saturday night.

Here is the weather forecast for Metro Detroit.

The pictures of the River Raisin Friday, Feb. 18, were incredible. First, the river was filled with ice chunks, ultimately topping the water like rugged terrain. But the weight of that ice forced the water sideways into the streets, cars, and doorsteps.

Ice jams near the River Raisin led to flooded streets and stranded drivers in need of rescue.

Here’s what’s coming up on Local 4 News at 4:

Chunks of ice are piling up in the River Raisin, which on Friday overflowed onto nearby streets, trapping several cars beneath the icy waters.

A pickup truck was captured Friday morning plowing through a flooded residential street in Monroe, where waters nearly covered the vehicle’s hood.

First responders rescued a woman from her vehicle Friday morning after it became trapped in flooded waters in the city of Monroe.

Wet weather has caused flooding in the city of Monroe, triggering some road closures in the area Friday morning.

A driver accused of fleeing Monroe police officers overnight crashed his car into a river and was found soaking wet, deputies said.

Police have determined an Adrian woman who was missing when authorities found her body in a river was murdered, and one person has been arrested, officials said.

The investigation into Jessica Marie Fox's death is ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Michigan State Police Department at 313-407-9379.

MONROE, Mich. Protesters are pushing for the removal of the statue of General George Custer. Across the country, statues have been removed. READ: While Confederate statues come down, other symbols targetedAll of us feel like if this (the statue) is up then we have no justice, we have no peace at all, honestly. It feels like its a threat to us, honestly. Like, why is this up, praising this guy when we have no justice for our colors, said one Monroe woman.

DETROIT Instead of gathering with loved ones this Memorial Day weekend, more than 800 volunteers traveled to Midland to take part in a massive cleanup effort. WATCH Local 4 News at 11Metro Detroit weather: Warm Saturday evening, showers laterSaturday evening will be mostly cloudy and warm. A Flood Warning is in effect along the Huron River near Hamburg in Livingston County. A Flood Warning is in effect along the River Raisin near Monroe in Monroe County. 4 Fast FactsFriday, May 22, 2020 --

Temperatures rise quickly from the 60s in the morning to the middle and upper 80s in the afternoon. Tuesday and Wednesday have a chance of on and off showers and thunderstorms each afternoon. Friday will have high temperatures in the low 80s with scattered showers. MARINE FORECASTLake ErieSunday: Wind ESE 6-12 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 52 degreesMonday: Wind S 9-14 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesLake HuronSunday: Wind SSE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 50 degreesMonday: Wind SSE 10-15 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 51 degreesLake St. ClairSunday: Wind SE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degreesMonday: Wind S 6-12 knots, Waves 0-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesUP NORTH FORECASTNorthern Lower PeninsulaSunday: Showers likely. Remember to download the FREE Local4Casters weather app -- its easily one of the best in the nation.

Terrible showers and storms to our west will weaken as the cruise across the region overnight. The second wave of showers and storms comes with the higher heat and humidity. After 2 p.m., highs will soar to the low 80s, showers and thunderstorms will develop and move across Detroit and Southeast Michigan, mainly south of M-59/Hall Road. Afternoon highs will be in the middle and upper 80s with showers and thunderstorms possible each day. MARINE FORECASTLake ErieSunday: Wind ESE 6-12 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 52 degreesMonday: Wind S 9-14 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesLake HuronSunday: Wind SSE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 50 degreesMonday: Wind SSE 10-15 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 51 degreesLake St. ClairSunday: Wind SE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degreesMonday: Wind S 6-12 knots, Waves 0-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesUP NORTH FORECASTNorthern Lower PeninsulaSunday: Showers likely.

DETROIT A Flood Warning is in effect along the Huron River near Hamburg in Livingston County. Nasty showers and thunderstorms roll across Southwest Michigan before midnight and arrive in Detroit and Southeast Michigan after midnight. Afternoon highs will be in the middle and upper 80s with showers and thunderstorms possible. MARINE FORECASTLake ErieSaturday: Wind SSE 4-9 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degrees Sunday: Wind ESE 6-12 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 52 degrees Monday: Wind S 9-14 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesLake HuronSaturday: Wind SSE 2-6 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 50 degreesSunday: Wind SSE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 50 degrees Monday: Wind SSE 10-15 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 51 degreesLake St. ClairSaturday: Wind SSE 2-6 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degreesSunday: Wind SE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degrees Monday: Wind S 6-12 knots, Waves 0-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesUP NORTH FORECASTNorthern Lower PeninsulaSaturday: Morning fog, slight chance of showers. Remember to download the FREE Local4Casters weather app -- its easily one of the best in the nation.

DETROIT A Flood Warning is in effect along the Huron River near Hamburg in Livingston County. Fog fades by lunchtime, Saturday, and the afternoon will have some sunshine and warmth. Nasty showers and thunderstorms roll across southwest Michigan before midnight and arrive in Detroit and Southeast Michigan after midnight. Increased humidity will make it feel like its near 90 degrees or more. Remember to download the FREE Local4Casters weather app -- its easily one of the best in the nation.

Clouds stick around, but it remains mostly dry and warm this evening. Nasty showers and thunderstorms roll across Southwest Michigan before midnight and arrive in Detroit and Southeast Michigan after midnight. Afternoon highs will be in the middle and upper 80s with showers and thunderstorms possible. MARINE FORECASTLake ErieSaturday: Wind SSE 4-9 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degrees Sunday: Wind ESE 6-12 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 52 degrees Monday: Wind S 9-14 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesLake HuronSaturday: Wind SSE 2-6 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 50 degreesSunday: Wind SSE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 50 degrees Monday: Wind SSE 10-15 knots, Waves 1-2 ft., Water Temp 51 degreesLake St. ClairSaturday: Wind SSE 2-6 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degreesSunday: Wind SE 5-10 knots, Waves 0-1 ft., Water Temp 52 degrees Monday: Wind S 6-12 knots, Waves 0-2 ft., Water Temp 53 degreesUP NORTH FORECASTNorthern Lower PeninsulaSaturday: Morning fog, slight chance of showers. Near 50 at night Monday: Mostly cloudy, showers and thunderstorms.

Flood Warnings continue for the Huron River near Hamburg (cresting Friday morning) and the River Raisin at Monroe (cresting this afternoon). Becoming partly cloudy Friday night, with lows in the mid 50s (13 degrees Celsius). Saturday looks to have the best chance of being dry, with partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 70s (24 degrees Celsius). Some showers are possible Saturday night, with lows near 60 degrees (16 degrees Celsius). Highs near 80 degrees (27 degrees Celsius).

MONROE COUNTY, Mich. Parts of Monroe could literally be seen underwater as the River Raisin overflowed in some places. Surprisingly, Geoffery Harrington, the owner of Vinces drive in -- right on the river isnt worried. READ: Heavy rain, high winds cause flooding in Monroe CountyBut what about the people living on the water? Both claim this its the highest and roughest theyve seen the water the entire time that theyve lived in the area. READ: High winds, lake levels cause flooding in Michigan

MONROE, Mich. – An investigation is underway after a body was found on a beach Monday in Monroe. UPDATE: Body found along River Raisin in Monroe believed to be man involved in water incident last yearAccording to authorities, the body was found on East Elm Avenue, near I-75 and the Port of Monroe. A cause of death has not been released.

RAISINVILLE TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Police are investigating after a body was found Sunday night in River Raisin. The Monroe County Sheriff's Office released updated details on Monday:On Sunday, August 18th 2019 Deputies with the Monroe County Sheriff's Office were dispatched tothe 3300 block of S. Custer Rd in regards a group of kayakers finding the body of a deceased malesubject along the bank of the river. The body was later identified as being 66 year old, David Michael Tedora of Monroe, Michigan. There wasno obvious signs of foul play or anything to lead investigators to believe that the death wassuspicious in nature. The body was transported to the Wayne County Medical Examiners Office to try to assist indetermining the cause of death.

RAISINVILLE TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Police are investigating after a body was found Sunday night in River Raisin. According to authorities, the body was found north of South Custar Road, east of Raisinville Road. It was discovered by kayakers in the area. The investigation is ongoing. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

The River Raisin created prosperity for the people of Southeast Michigan, reflected in its many names, like the "river of sturgeon" and "river of grapes" given by Native Americans and French settlers. The river played a critical role in the history and development of Southeast Michigan. However, that legacy also left environmental damage that contaminated the river and weighed down riverside communities. Filmed over the course of 2018, the eleven minute video documents the recent work on the River Raisin to delist it as an Area of Concern (AOC), which includes removal of dams, installation of fish passages, and reinvigoration of the natural environment. River Raisin Legacy Project Mini Documentary 2019