Sunny weather forecast for Friday; but Metro Detroit to get rain on the weekend
If you're looking for sunshine in Metro Detroit, Friday is the day to seek it out.
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If you're looking for sunshine in Metro Detroit, Friday is the day to seek it out.
Most of Metro Detroit is included in a marginal risk area for severe thunderstorms on Tuesday.
The National Weather Service has placed Southeast Michigan region in a marginal risk or slight risk zone for severe weather on Friday.
While some unstable air remains, the overall expectation is more baseline storms, with only isolated severe weather possible.
Tornado warnings were issued for most of Southeast Michigan on Thursday, late afternoon and evening, as strong storms moved through the area.
Metro Detroit is in a slight risk area for severe weather on Thursday, following up on a stormy Wednesday.
With heat and storms moving through Southeast Michigan on Wednesday night, storms are expected to roll in overnight into Thursday.
Much of Metro Detroit will be under a heat advisory on Wednesday afternoon and evening, with severe weather also possible.
Southeast Michigan is in for a hot, humid day on Tuesday, with afternoon temperatures climbing to around 90 degrees and heat index values reaching the upper 90s to near 100 degrees.
Severe thunderstorms are expected to develop on Wednesday afternoon and evening as a cold front moves through Southeast Michigan.
Strong-to-severe storms are possible again this week in Southeast Michigan, with a focus on Wednesday evening.
Weather models are in disagreement, and the word to hang on to Wednesday is "chance."
Once again, Southeast Michigan is on the cusp of a storm risk, with a marginal chance highlighting our southern counties.
Showers and storms were expected to move into Southeast Michigan on Sunday evening and bring heavy rainfall and gusty winds to some locations.
It's a winning start to the workweek as high pressure settles in, bringing lots of sunshine, dry conditions, and average temperatures.
After a prolonged dry stretch, Southeast Michigan is looking at some much-needed rainfall this weekend.
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A statewide air quality alert for Michigan is in effect through Monday due to wildfire smoke, according to the state's Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy.
A severe storm swept through Southeast Michigan on Saturday afternoon after wildfire smoke cleared out of the area.
"This is pretty unprecedented," Ali Abazeed, Detroit's chief public health officer, said about the air quality due to wildfire smoke.
Southeast Michigan residents face two weather hazards on Wednesday, with an air quality alert issued due to wildfires and a continuing heat advisory.
Cooling centers are open, and some events are canceled, on Tuesday in Metro Detroit in response to a heat wave.
