Possible potent storms on Monday prompt NEXT Weather Alert Day in Southeast Michigan

Monday is a NEXT Weather Alert Day in Southeast Michigan as CBS News Detroit tracks a low pressure system moving across the northern Great Lakes. 

The chance of storms continues to increase in coverage and intensity with the system, especially ahead and along the cold front Monday evening, moving from northwest to southeast.

Monday's storms are partially dependent on the progression of Sunday night's storms over the western Great Lakes. 

With the Sunday night storms looking to remain closer to Lake Michigan, storm activity may not reach Southeast Michigan until later Monday evening, and may limit the development and/or the intensity of the storms. However, there is a possibility of scattered showers and storms moving through the area earlier in the day.

Isolated to scattered storms are likely Monday evening. 

The entire state will be under a slight risk of storms turning strong to severe, with severe gusty winds and locally heavy rainfall being the primary threats.

Tuesday is expected to be mostly cloudy with a high temperature of 82 degrees, followed by a high of 81 degrees on Wednesday.

The NEXT Weather Team is monitoring this system to keep you updated. 

Changes in the forecast are possible, even into Monday. Be sure to have multiple ways to receive warnings and the latest weather updates.