While a couple of showers will be possible Tuesday morning, most of Southeast Michigan is expected to stay dry until the evening. The chance of showers will increase after 7 p.m. as a cold front moves across Southeast Michigan.

With temperatures that peaked in the lower to mid 50s on Friday afternoon. It was 20 to 25 degrees cooler than Halloween, but highs were back to normal. It is also less windy, but there is still a light breeze.

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The “temperature seesaw” saw temperatures around 80 degrees last Monday (Oct. 21). During the early morning hours of Sunday, Oct. 27, much of Southeast Michigan had temperatures in the 20s. Within the next couple of days, highs will be the 70s again.

Saturday night will be mostly clear and cold across Southeast Michigan.

The workweek has ended starkly cooler than it began in Metro Detroit. The cool air will be reinforced across Southeast Michigan this weekend.

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Morning showers will give way to clearing skies later today with seasonal weekend ahead.

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Saturday will be mostly sunny with temperatures reaching the upper 60s in most of Southeast Michigan. A couple of locations may touch 70 degrees.

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The cool, showery weather of the weekend will linger into the start of the workweek in Metro Detroit.

Temperatures will range from around 60 degrees in the Thumb to around 65 degrees near Detroit on Saturday.

Under mostly clear to partly cloudy skies, temperatures will gradually fall into the 50s during the evening. This will mean great sky conditions for the chance of seeing the northern lights.

Pleasant weather across Southeast Michigan again today. Seasonally warm on Friday with daytime temperatures ranging 75 to 80 degrees.

A frost advisory will be in effect from 2 a.m. to 9 a.m. Thursday for Genesee, Lapeer, Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw and Lenawee counties.

Sunday night will be partly cloudy, breezy, and cool. As a cooler air mass slides over Southeast Michigan, the temperatures will tumble into the upper 40s near Detroit and around 40 degrees in the Thumb. Winds will be out of the northwest at 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.

Saturday night will be mostly clear, which will give some communities of Southeast Michigan the chance to see the northern lights. Lows will be near 60 degrees in Detroit, upper 50s in Brighton, Ann Arbor, Flint, and Sterling Heights. Lows will fall down into the mid 50s in the Thumb.

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A passing sprinkle possible today with a chance of rain Sunday morning. Otherwise, mainly pleasant early October weather this weekend.

While Wednesday will be several degrees cooler than Tuesday in Metro Detroit, temperatures will be normal. The sunshine will also make it feel wonderful outdoors.

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Tuesday afternoon, showers will develop along and ahead of a cold front as it advances eastward. A rumble of thunder is possible. The best chance of showers will be between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. That means that you might encounter some raindrops during the Tigers watch party at Comerica Park.

Tuesday morning will begin with areas of fog across Southeast Michigan, which will reduce visibility and potentially slow the commute. During the afternoon, showers will develop along and ahead of a cold front as it advances eastward.

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The remnants of Helene will bring rain showers and breezy conditions to Metro Detroit through the weekend.

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The weekend’s wonderful weather rolls into the workweek in Metro Detroit.

Sunday will start with areas of morning patchy fog, which will mostly dissipate by 9 a.m. Then, it will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy for the rest of the day. Light wildfire smoke in the atmosphere will contribute to hazy skies. Fortunately, the layer of smoke will remain elevated high enough to avoid impact on air quality across Metro Detroit.

Southeast Michigan will have a pleasant night. Temperatures will fall to the lower 60s, except for lows in the mid to upper 50s in the Thumb and Ann Arbor. Skies will be mostly clear, but there is a chance of patchy fog developing overnight.

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A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for nearly all of Southeast Michigan until 9AM.

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Southeast Michigan will have partly cloudy to mostly clear skies on Monday night, but patchy fog will develop and potentially impact travel. The fog could become dense in some communities and reduce visibility to a quarter-mile or less.

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Friday morning will begin with rain showers and the chance of a thunderstorm in Southeast Michigan. Take a rain jacket and umbrella, and allow extra time for your commute. The shower activity should wind down during the afternoon.

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A high-pressure system is making sure that Southeast Michigan gets ample sunshine for the first half of the week.

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We start the day with a mix of sun and clouds, but most of Southeast Michigan is under a slight (level 2) risk for severe weather later today.

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We're tracking power outages in Southeast Michigan related to Tuesday afternoon and evening storms.

There’s a one-two punch of possible weather hazards for Metro Detroit on Tuesday, as severe storms could come with dangerous heat.

Nearly all of Michigan could see severe weather on Tuesday, including Metro Detroit.

There’s a one-two punch of possible weather hazards for Metro Detroit on Tuesday, as severe storms could come with dangerous heat.

Heat Advisory and Slight Severe Storm Risk Across SE Michigan Tuesday.

A heat advisory has been issued for all of Metro Detroit and much of Southeast Michigan, including Genesee, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne, Lenawee, and Monroe counties for Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

A heat advisory has been issued for all of Metro Detroit and much of Southeast Michigan, including Genesee, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne, Lenawee, and Monroe counties for Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Monday morning, it will be mostly cloudy with the chance of a few sprinkles from Flint to Port Huron and northward. Plan on partly cloudy skies and heat during the afternoon. Highs will be around 90 degrees with the heat index a few degrees higher.

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Sunday morning will bring the chance of a few sprinkles in the morning. Then, an isolated shower or thunderstorm could pop up during the afternoon and evening.

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Below-normal temperatures will further cool on Monday. Highs will be in the mid to upper 60s in the Thumb and lower 70s in Metro Detroit. Although it will feel like autumn, you will have to pass on making a bonfire due to the gusty winds.

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The tornado watch in Monroe and Lenawee counties was canceled around noon Tuesday.

Periods of storms this morning and through the afternoon hours could leave to flooding concerns, Marginal to slight risk for severe weather across portions of SE Michigan today.

Scattered thunderstorms are likely to develop on Monday from 2PM to 10PM across SE Michigan, some of which could become severe south of M-59, especially along and south of I-94.

Sunday is bringing a mix of sunshine and clouds over Southeast Michigan.

After a foggy start to Saturday, Southeast Michigan will have mostly sunny skies with haze later in the day.

Showers and a few thunderstorms will be around Tuesday in Southeast Michigan.

The heat and humidity will increase on Sunday. Temperatures will surge into the upper 80s.

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Metro Detroit’s seasonable weather will continue through the week with chances of showers.

A high-pressure system is dominating the weather conditions over the Great Lakes region. With mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, highs will be in the lower 80s on Saturday afternoon across Southeast Michigan.

Nearly a dozen Michigan beaches are facing closures heading into the weekend due to increased bacteria levels.

A secondary cold front will bring a chance of scattered showers and an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon and evening, but most of us will stay dry. Highs will be on either side of 80.

A flood watch has been issued for more than a dozen Michigan counties ahead of expected storms.

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Storms are approaching Metro Detroit on Monday morning, but the more severe wave is expected to arrive at night.

Marginal Risk of Severe Storms Through Tuesday.

The mugginess continues to be an inconvenience for Metro Detroiters, but possible strong storms could also create headaches.

The hot, humid, and stormy weather will continue over the next few days.

Air Quality Advisory will be in effect for most of Southeast Michigan on Saturday due to the expectation of elevated ozone. The advisory covers St. Clair, Livingston, Oakland, Macomb, Washtenaw, Wayne, and Monroe counties.

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The weather will be more seasonal today with high temperatures in the lower 80s and moderate humidity.

There are 34 Michigan counties under a flood watch and eight under a flood advisory as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl move through.

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A flood advisory has been issued in Metro Detroit until 4 p.m., and a flood watch will remain in effect for most of Southeast Michigan until 8 p.m.

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A Flood Watch goes into effect tonight at 11 p.m. for most of Southeast Michigan and continues until 8 p.m. Wednesday.

Metro Detroiters who have homes that are prone to flooding might have a problem with severe storms and heavy rainfall on the horizon.

Dozens of Michigan counties will be under a flood watch as the remnants of Hurricane Beryl move into the Great Lakes region.

A high-pressure system, which is gliding from the Ohio Valley to the eastern Great Lakes, will help to clear skies Saturday night and Sunday. The air mass will also bring slightly drier air into the region.

A less humid air mass will drift over the area for the weekend. Some spotty showers are possible on Saturday, but most areas stay dry. Skies will range from partly cloudy to mostly cloudy, with highs in the upper 70s to 80 degrees.

A few storms could become strong to severe with gusty winds Friday with the approach of a front.

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If you do not read this entire article, here is the summary: “It’s Michigan. Have something for nearly every type of weather over the next several days, except snow and ice.”