Metro Detroit gets another dose of pleasant early fall weather for the rest of the weekend, although some early risers may encounter fog before the sunshine takes over Sunday.
Southeast Michigan stays dry and seasonable through early next week, with sunshine and low 70s this weekend. Rain chances return Wednesday with the next low-pressure system and cold front.
Friday starts with sunshine, but clouds will become more noticeable during the afternoon and evening.
Sunshine and quiet weather across Metro Detroit through the weekend. Cool mornings will gradually give way to warmer afternoons, while the next potential weather system arrives late Tuesday into Thursday next week.
Wednesday was the first full day of fall, and Thursday will keep that crisp feel. Sunshine returns, but northeast winds help to hold highs in the mid-60s.
A cool and mostly cloudy start today gives way to drier weather and increasing sunshine. After highs in the 60s today, temperatures warm back toward 70 this weekend with a stretch of dry, pleasant weather continuing into early next week.
Fall arrives with a cool and mostly dry weather pattern. Expect temperatures mainly in the 60s through the week, increasing sunshine late week and a return to around 70 degrees for the weekend.
After plenty of cloud cover throughout the day on Monday, with chilly temperatures for just about everybody, we will keep the cloud cover and chilly temperatures into the forecast looking ahead throughout the next few days.
After a dry end to the week, rain moves back into the region for the weekend, with cooler temperatures sticking around for a while as well.
While the rain showers stick around, we’ll also keep some cooler than average temperatures into the forecast into the weekend as well
Briefly dry and seasonable weather returns through Friday ahead of a soaking weekend. Widespread rain, heavy downpours and a few thunderstorms are possible Saturday into Sunday morning, with localized flooding a concern if rainfall totals reach the higher end of the forecast.
Expect a cloudy and occasionally wet Wednesday and Thursday, followed by a brief dry break Friday. Rain and storm chances return Saturday and linger through the weekend.
Showers and thunderstorms will continue to develop across Southeast Michigan Tuesday as a cold front settles into the region, bringing a low-end severe weather threat along with the potential for locally heavy rain.
It turns warmer and muggy today with scattered storms and an isolated severe storm possible, especially south and west of I-94 from late afternoon into tonight. More showers and storms return Wednesday night and Thursday before drier weather arrives Friday.
High pressure kept Southeast Michigan under plenty of sunshine Monday, but as the next low-pressure system moves in, rain returns to the forecast tomorrow.
Bundle up for the chilliest morning at the bus stop so far this season, then enjoy sunshine and a high near 70 today. A quick warm-up Tuesday will lead to increasing humidity and a stormier pattern from Tuesday night through midweek.
Expect a mixture of sunshine and clouds through much of Sunday, with temperatures climbing into the 70s during the morning and eventually reaching 80 degrees in and around Detroit.
After a Friday marked by Patriot Day and the 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance, Metro Detroit heads into a busy September weekend filled with football, festivals and plenty of reasons to spend some time outside.
Sunshine and comfortable temperatures today and most of the weekend. A stray Saturday afternoon shower or storm is possible south of I-94, but widespread rain stays away until the middle of next week.
Sunshine and comfortable temperatures today and most of the weekend. A stray Saturday afternoon shower or storm is possible south of I-94, but widespread rain stays away until the middle of next week.
High pressure building across the Great Lakes will keep conditions dry and comfortable through Friday. Temperatures will remain near or slightly above normal before a modest warmup this weekend.
Thursday will feel considerably different from Wednesday. Drier air will settle over Southeast Michigan, with temperatures topping out near 78 degrees.
Metro Detroit is in a brief period of warm, humid and unsettled weather before a cold front delivers a much more comfortable September feel for Thursday and Friday.
Partly sunny and warmer weather today, but keep an umbrella handy tonight and Wednesday as showers and thunderstorms move through. A cooler, drier and more seasonal pattern takes over for the end of the week.
As an upper-level ridge builds into the Great Lakes region, Southeast Michigan will see warmer weather and a chance of rain into midweek.
These tornadoes were produced from a line of severe thunderstorms that moved through the region, but also produced a tornado in Windsor, Ontario, Canada Thursday afternoon as well...
The National Weather Service as well as Environment Canada have confirmed multiple tornado touchdowns from the line of severe thunderstorms on Thursday
An EF2 tornado packing estimated peak winds of 115 mph tore through Detroit on Thursday afternoon, leaving considerable damage across parts of the city and becoming Detroit’s first confirmed tornado in 29 years.
After several days of severe storms, damaging winds and two confirmed tornadoes in Southeast Michigan, quieter weather is arriving just in time for the Labor Day weekend.
Southeast Michigan is cleaning up after another day of severe thunderstorms produced widespread damage across the region Thursday, including an area of concentrated damage on Detroit’s east side that the National Weather Service plans to survey Friday.
The National Weather Service will survey damage Friday in parts of Detroit and nearby communities after a powerful line of thunderstorms moved through Southeast Michigan Thursday afternoon, producing radar indications and damage consistent with a possible tornado.
Severe thunderstorms produced damaging winds and hail as large as tennis balls across portions of Southeast Michigan Wednesday evening, while most of Metro Detroit escaped the storms following one of the hottest days of the summer.
Today will be the hottest and potentially stormiest day of the week. Stay weather-aware this afternoon and evening, especially during the 2 PM to midnight timeframe, then look for cooler temperatures heading into the holiday weekend.
Temperatures are expected to climb into the lower 90s Wednesday as high humidity pushes heat indices into the upper 90s to 100 degrees. The combination of heat, humidity and an approaching disturbance will also create an environment capable of producing a couple of strong to severe thunderstorms.
Temperatures will climb to around 90 degrees Tuesday and into the lower 90s Wednesday. High humidity could push heat index values into the upper 90s to around 100 degrees, while thunderstorms could become intense at times.
August is preparing to go out on a hot note in Metro Detroit, with a mostly pleasant start to the weekend followed by increasing humidity, a few opportunities for rain and a return to 90-degree temperatures next week.
Metro Detroit is heading into a quieter stretch of weather to close out the week, with comfortable temperatures and few clouds Thursday night providing favorable conditions for a partial lunar eclipse.
A cold front moving across Michigan will bring showers and thunderstorms to Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan Wednesday evening, with a few storms potentially becoming strong to severe.
Metro Detroit will face its most active weather of the week Wednesday, with a round of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Some of them could be capable of producing damaging wind gusts, hail and even an isolated tornado before quieter weather settles in for several major outdoor events.
Metro Detroit has a stormy start to the weekend ahead, including the possibility of an isolated severe storm Saturday afternoon, before cooler and more comfortable weather settles into Southeast Michigan.
Metro Detroit gets one more quiet day before a cold front brings a widespread chance of rain and thunderstorms Saturday, including a low risk for severe weather.
Showers moving into the region Tuesday will become more widespread overnight as the front crosses Lower Michigan. The best opportunity for rain in and around Detroit comes during the overnight and early-morning hours
The next weather-maker arrives late Tuesday as a cold front approaches Michigan. A few showers or thunderstorms could initially develop late in the day across the Saginaw Valley and Thumb before rain becomes more widespread across Southeast Michigan Tuesday night.
