Metro Detroit begins the week and the start of fall on a soggy note, as showers and thunderstorms return to the area.
Metro Detroit is getting a damp, stormy start to the week. It will cool down, with more comfort and calmer weather next weekend.
Metro Detroit will be heading into an unsettled stretch of weather next week. After a dry August and a mostly dry September so far, Southeast Michigan is in need of rain—and there is finally a break in sight.
Metro Detroit is heading into a weekend that will bring a mix of sunshine, warmth, and showers and storm chances.
Slight cooler weekend ahead with shower and storm chances increasing Sunday, then cooler and wetter Monday and Tuesday.
Highs remain above average in the upper 70s to low 80s through next week and possibly above average all the way through to October!
So far, the weekend is looking to be dry and warm. Sunday skies will become mostly cloudy, and the chance of rain arrives late in the day, possibly even after sunset.
Metro Detroit is stepping into one of the most pleasant stretches of September weather. Sunshine, warm afternoons, and mild evenings will dominate.
If you are enjoying high school football Friday night, college football Saturday or making plans for the Lions game on Sunday, you will have a stretch of incredibly nice weather across Metro Detroit.
The beautiful run of late-summer weather is holding strong across Metro Detroit. Expect above-normal highs in the lower-to mid-80s this weekend in Southeast Michigan.
The timing of rain for the weekend is moving up in Metro Detroit. Summer is winding down just as our temperatures are heating up.
Rain is possible in Metro Detroit on Wednesday night, but skies are expected to clear on Thursday. This will be followed by a cooler-than-normal weekend.
Back in the 80s today and breezy ahead of an approaching cold front that will bring showers and a few non-severe thunderstorms late this evening through tonight.
The sunshine seen over the weekend is expected to stick around for this Labor Day and the next couple of days. The gentle warming trend will also continue.
High pressure parks itself over Metro Detroit just in time for the long Labor Day weekend. Each day, we warm up just a touch.
Thursday starts out dry, but by late morning and into the afternoon, showers and possibly the rumble of thunder cover parts of the area.
A fall-like start to Wednesday, but then warming up in the afternoon to 74 degrees. Our normal high is 80.
You probably noticed that unmistakable chill in the air. Fall-like weather has arrived just in time for the unofficial end of summer: Labor Day Weekend.
After a cloudy, cooler-than-normal day, temperatures will return to the 80s by the end of the week in Metro Detroit.
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Metro Detroiters will wake up to damp and muggy conditions on Sunday morning. It will be mostly cloudy for much of the day and a few afternoon rain showers and an isolated thunderstorm will be possible. (WDIV)
Seasonal, sunny and less humid through Friday before heat and humidity return this weekend. Shower and storm chance early next week.
Highs on Saturday are expected to be around 91 degrees, with a heat index of approximately 95. Showers and thunderstorms are expected to return later in the day on Sunday.
The heat and humidity over Southeast Michigan will gain an additional weather component: chances of showers and thunderstorms.
You probably noticed that not only did the temperature rise on Thursday, but the humidity also increased.
A few storms on Wednesday afternoon dropped a quick two inches of water, causing isolated flooding in parts of Oakland and Wayne counties.
Another air quality alert is in effect for sensitive groups on Sunday— otherwise, it will be a pleasant day with highs in the low 80s.
An Air Quality Alert is in effect for all of Southeast Michigan through Saturday, but the wildfire smoke was less dense and considered “acceptable” over the region on Friday.
