Severe weather possible Saturday in Southeast Michigan
Saturday is a NEXT Weather Alert Day as storms move into Southeast Michigan for the afternoon and evening hours.
The main threats will be winds at 60+ miles per hour, one-inch hail, and heavy rain that could lead to flooding.
There is a small risk of isolated tornadoes.
The Storm Prediction Center on Saturday afternoon issued a "marginal" 1 out of 5 on the severe risk scale. Officials earlier Saturday issued a "slight" 2 out of 5 on the scale.
Next Weather Futurecast showed rain with some heavy downpours possible by 3 PM on Saturday as a new area of low pressure builds in.
Stronger storms were more likely at around 5 PM on Saturday. Storms will stick around through 8 p.m. There will still be some showers into early Sunday morning.
By Sunday afternoon, temperatures will be in the low 80s with slight rain chances. Highs will be back in the dangerous category for Wednesday and Thursday of next week.