Expect mostly sunny skies, temperatures will be seasonable heading into the afternoon as most everyone makes it into the lower 80s.

Good Tuesday morning! Skies have been clearing as temperatures drop nicely into the comfortable zone around Metro Detroit. Temperatures are in the mid 60s as you head out and about. The air is dry and cooler flowing in from the northwest which means you can pop those windows open again, air out the joint, and give the AC a break. You might even be able to get away with keeping them open all day today.

Strong to severe thunderstorms are moving through southeast Michigan this afternoon, and with these a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for all of southeast Michigan until 8pm this evening.

If you step outside early today, you know that we are not yet over the hump of heat here in Metro Detroit.

Happy Father’s Day and welcome to Juneteenth, Motown.

Happy Father’s Day and welcome to Juneteenth, Motown.

Saturday becomes warmer with more sunshine. We still have some instability, so a few showers and storms are possible.

Conditions are very pleasant with mostly cloudy skies overnight and temperatures cooling down to the middle 40s as you head out around Metro Detroit.

Tonight will be damp before midnight then slowly becoming drier afterward. It will be chillier by dawn.

Tonight becomes colder and frost is possible, again, and a bit more patchy. Tomorrow becomes milder with more sunshine. Saturday will be mostly dry. Sunday will start with showers and storms very early.

Azure blue skies dominate the rest of today with slightly milder conditions. Some spots become chillier tonight; others colder. Patchy frost is possible. Tomorrow will have more sunshine with higher temps.

It was a somewhat dramatic ending to an early taste of Summer here in Metro Detroit this weekend. Sunday highs flirted with the record books and then a line of storms formed in the heat of the late afternoon and evening. Those strong to severe storms moved on, but the cold front that sparked the stormy end of our weekend will stall out and continue to draw in rain showers through this Monday morning so grab the umbrella as you head out with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. This front is eventually going to push through later, so we need to be prepared for continued rain chances across all of SE Lower Michigan and Southern Ontario even if it is not raining as you hit the road.

Snow showers are replaced by frigid air as we go from this evening to the overnight hours.

Welcome to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Motown.

A Wind Advisory is in effect for Detroit and Southeast Michigan from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. ET, Wednesday (Jan. 5).

Wet weather arrives after midnight and for tomorrow morning’s commute.