Sunshine and seasonal temperatures through midweek before rain chances return Wednesday night through Friday.

Skies will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy and conditions dry through midweek.

Sunshine continues into the start of next week as Hurricane Melissa is forecast to strengthen into a Category 5 Hurricane

In Metro Detroit, temperatures will dip into the 30s Saturday night. Some of the coldest spots in the Thumb will see freezing temperatures, while Metro Detroit holds in the upper-30s to near 40 degrees.

A frost and/or freeze is expected both Saturday and Sunday Mornings with temperatures into the 30s

Sunshine makes for a fun day of tailgating in East Lansing, but make sure you’re prepared for a cold game as temperatures will drop into the mid-40s by the second half.

Mainly dry today with an isolated shower chance this afternoon. A seasonally cool and dry weekend ahead.

The Michigan State Spartans and Michigan Wolverines will have a full day of tailgating in the sunshine and temperatures in the 50s. But make no mistake: with a kickoff at 7:30 p.m., it will get pretty cold during the game.

Scattered rain chances return this afternoon before drying out through the weekend.

Temperatures remaining below average into the weekend and start of next week

A few more showers are expected overnight and again on Thursday ahead of a sunny weekend in Metro Detroit.

A low water advisory and a small craft advisory are in effect in Southeast Michigan.

Scattered rain chances, gusty winds and cooler than average temperatures today.

Looking ahead to Wednesday, the area of low pressure off to the north of the region will continue to control the forecast, bringing scattered rain showers throughout the entire region.

Most of Southeast Michigan is under a risk for severe weather on Tuesday.

Scattered rain chances, gusty winds and falling temperatures through midweek.

Overnight on Monday, a few showers develop just in time for the morning commute. There will be a chance of showers in the afternoon and evening on Tuesday.

Drying out after a soggy Sunday, but rain returns midweek.

Southeast Michigan will kick off the new week with temperatures near seasonal norms, but it will trend cooler than average from mid- to late week.

Rain showers will come to an end on Sunday Night before drier weather moves into the region early next week

A strengthening low-pressure system is expected to bring periods of moderate to heavy rain and gusty winds to Southeast Michigan Saturday night and Sunday.

A strong cold front moves through the region as we work through the entire weekend

La Niña is back, but what does that mean for Michigan’s weather this coming winter?

A potent autumn storm brings showers and the possibility of thunderstorms on Saturday night into Sunday, with heavy rain being the primary threat.

Seasonal today before warmer, wet and windy weather arrives this weekend.

No need to wash your car for the weekend as we expect soaking rain across much of Metro Detroit. The entire weekend won't be a washout, so you'll still be able to sneak in a few fun, fall events.

Seasonal and sunny today before warmer, wet and windy weather arrives this weekend.

After plenty of cloud cover and an isolated rain shower on Wednesday morning, we broke out into some sunshine to end the day, and we will keep that sunshine in the forecast looking ahead into the next day or so.

A few scattered showers this morning didn’t make a dent in our need for rain here in Metro Detroit.

Seasonal temperatures for mid-October through midweek.

La Niña is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the Equatorial Pacific region...

We will start the day with some cloud cover on Wednesday, which is expected to decrease by mid to late Wednesday afternoon and Wednesday evening.

A dry cold front moving through the Southeast Michigan will bring a shift in temperatures by Wednesday, setting the stage for a cooler stretch through the second half of the week.

After some dry weather to end the weekend, we are going to keep the dry weather under the forecast for the majority of the week ahead, but we do have some cooler temperatures on the way by the time we get to the middle of the week as well.

This winter’s La Niña is predicted to be weak, so its impact may not be as pronounced as in previous years.

The start of the workweek will be mild and up to 10 degrees warmer than normal.

Sunday sets the stage for pleasant autumn weather to start the new week.

No frost advisory is in effect tonight as clouds will keep temperatures in the 40s. A cold front is bringing a chance for a few isolated showers, especially north of M-59 late this evening.

It looks like Thursday will be the last day in the 70s, as we head into the 80s again starting Friday. A dry stable stretch ahead as a ridge of high pressure draws in some very warm air. Highs will be just below record levels for the next several days.

Sunshine and low sixties today followed by another frosty morning on Friday.

A frost advisory is in effect for most of Southeast Michigan from midnight until 9 a.m. Thursday morning, as some patchy frost is possible, with temperatures in the low to mid-30s.

Most of Southeast Michigan will be under a frost advisory on Thursday morning.

Sunshine and sixties today followed by two possible frosty mornings.

Expect skies to go mainly clear overnight and early on Wednesday morning. And much colder temperatures are expected to arrive early on Wednesday morning.

It’s a drizzly day in Detroit ahead of the Tigers-Mariners game at Comerica Park.

A cold front brings scattered showers through midday and falling temperatures.

Rain showers and a few thunderstorms are possible in Metro Detroit Monday night and into Tuesday. Much colder temperatures will also move into the region this week.

The summer heat continues today before a cold front brings rain tonight and cooler conditions the rest of the week.

A cold front arriving Monday night into Tuesday will end the extended dry stretch that has contributed to worsening drought conditions across Southeast Michigan.

Summer weather at the Cider Mill again today with near-record heat today.

Southeast Michigan is baking under another round of unseasonably hot weather this weekend, as the conditions elevate the fire danger.

Cooler changes along with some much needed rain move into the region early next week

Metro Detroit is kicking off the weekend with an unusual stretch of October warmth that will flirt with record highs before a sharp cool down arrives by midweek.

The summer heat returns today through Monday as dry weather ensues.

It looks like Thursday will be the last day in the 70s, as we head into the 80s again starting Friday. A dry stable stretch ahead as a ridge of high pressure draws in some very warm air. Highs will be just below record levels for the next several days.

As temperatures rise into the 80s Friday through Monday, we will get close to record highs.

Mostly sunny, but cooler with highs around 70.

It’s a sunny Wednesday, but noticeably cooler as northeasterly winds usher in some slightly cooler air. Highs reach 70 by the afternoon. Our normal high is now 68.

Mostly sunny with highs around 80 again today.

We do see a brief cool down mid-week, with Wednesday and Thursday remaining in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees.

There is not a notable chance for rain in the foreseeable future.

Metro Detroit continues its stretch of pleasant weather, but temperatures will fluctuate through the start of October.

Temperatures will cool-down by the time we get to the middle of next week for Southeastern Michigan

Sunday brings more sunshine and another round of above-average warmth, with highs reaching the lower-80s. The stretch of unseasonable warmth continues Monday.

Temperatures will continue to run at least 10 degrees above average into early next week

The first weekend of fall is feeling more like summer.

Mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s today, while the last weekend of September will feel more August-like.

Over the next few days, Metro Detroit will have ideal conditions for high school football, NFL tailgating, and any outdoor activities.

Near average temperatures today paired with the chance for isolated to scattered showers later this afternoon and evening.

A few showers and thunderstorms will continue overnight, with lows. A few scattered showers and storms will continue to bring the chance of heavy rain to a few cities in the Metro Detroit area. A Flood Watch remains in effect until 8 p.m. for Oakland, Wayne, and Monroe counties.

The National Weather Service has confirmed that three tornadoes touched down in Michigan on Monday, Sept. 22.

Heavy downpours have created the possibility of floods Wednesday across Metro Detroit.

Scattered showers with heavy rain, especially along and south of I-94, brings the threat for flooding.

Highs are expected to be a bit cooler on Wednesday, but still a degree or two above normal. Our average high is now 71, and on Wednesday, most cities are expected to be between 70°F and 73°F.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening with warmer temperatures today.

Metro Detroit begins the week and the start of fall on a soggy note, as showers and thunderstorms return to the area.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible throughout the day and will remain possible through the middle of the week.

Metro Detroit is getting a damp, stormy start to the week. It will cool down, with more comfort and calmer weather next weekend.

Shower and thunderstorm chances continue looking ahead into the first part of next week

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.

Rain chances continue in the forecast looking ahead into the start of next week as well...

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!

Temperatures stay above average through the middle of next week. We have a better chance for rain early next week.

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.

Temperatures stay above average through the middle of next week.

Warm, sunny weather is expected to continue through the rest of the week, with highs well above normal in the low to mid-80s.

Temperatures stay above average this week as dry weather ensues.

Hot, mostly sunny weather is expected to persist until the weekend in Southeast Michigan.

Temperatures stay above average this week as dry weather ensues.

Metro Detroit has entered a fairly warm and mostly dry stretch.

The dry weather and above-average temperatures continue into most of next week

Metro Detroit is stepping into one of the most pleasant stretches of September weather. Sunshine, warm afternoons, and mild evenings will dominate.

Above-average temperatures are forecast to continue through at least the end of next week

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.

Temperatures stay above average well into next week. Slight chance for showers on Saturday.

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.

Temperatures stay above average well into next week. Slight chance for showers on Saturday.

The timing of rain for the weekend is moving up in Metro Detroit. Summer is winding down just as our temperatures are heating up.