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.

A cooler Friday before a gradual warming trend ensues through the extended holiday weekend.

A cold front will bring rainy and breezy conditions today with colder air settling in behind it.

A slight bump in temperatures today although we continue to trend below average through the week. Shower and storm chances arrive on Thursday.

There’s a chance for some showers this afternoon. Otherwise, temperatures trending well below average through the week.

There’s a chance for some showers this afternoon. Otherwise, temperatures trending well below average through the week.

There’s a chance for some showers and storms Saturday in Metro Detroit ahead of a cold front.

Seasonable temperatures and dry weather to end the week before cooldown ensues.

Seasonable temperatures and dry weather to end the week before cooldown ensues.

Seasonable temperatures and dry weather expected today through Friday.

Scattered showers and non-severe thunderstorms move across Southeast Michigan through the morning and linger into the afternoon.

Seasonal, sunny and less humid through Friday before heat and humidity return this weekend. Shower and storm chance early next week.

Hot and humid conditions persist today with afternoon/evening shower and storm chances.

Hot and humid conditions persist through Tuesday with afternoon/evening shower and storm chances.

Moderate air quality with pop-up shower chances this afternoon.

Air quality alert has been lifted, but air quality index remains in the moderate range across Southeast Michigan.

Staying mainly dry most of the week, warmer today as air quality concerns linger.

Staying mainly dry most of the week with air quality concerns today.

Flooding remains a concern across portions of Metro Detroit along with poor air quality due wildfire smoke out of Canada.

Flooding remains a concern across portions of Metro Detroit along with poor air quality due wildfire smoke out of Canada.

Warm and muggy today with a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms this evening.

A heat advisory will be in effect from 10AM to 10PM today for all of Southeastern Michigan due to forecasted triple digit heat indices.

There is a marginal (level 1) risk for severe storms along and south of the I-96/I-696 corridor on Saturday.

Aug. 24, 2023, set a record for most tornadoes in a single August day in the history of Southeast Michigan, with six in the region and seven statewide.

After a dry weekend for most everyone, we will bring better chances for rain showers into the region over the next few days

Majority of the day will be dry and warm before the rain moves in late Sunday night

After some rain on Sunday, the showers will be sticking around for the beginning of next week

Showers and a few thunderstorms are possible on Sunday with rain continuing into next week

Some dry weather continues into the first part of the weekend but a few showers are also possible.