Wet and windy day in store for Southeast Michigan on Tuesday
Rain showers possible through the day Tuesday with windy conditions.
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Rain showers possible through the day Tuesday with windy conditions.
Sunshine will stick around for the weekend, but a chance of frost is possible with the cooler temperatures.
NOAA released the latest seasonal outlook on Thursday. NEXT Weather Meteorologist Kylee Miller breaks it down.
After a stormy day on Wednesday, skies are clearing for part of Thursday. Rain chances will return by Thursday night.
The timing of severe weather appears to be between 2-7 p.m., with the storm system moving through ahead of a cold front from west to east.
Another mild day on Tuesday, but wet weather and a chance of severe storms will soon move in.
The week starts out sunny and dry.
Gusty winds will end, and sunshine will take hold for the weekend.
Rainy conditions continue into Friday as temperatures cool off even more and windy conditions pick up.
After warm temperatures and sunshine, rain will dampen the end of the work week.
Southeast Michigan is getting more sunshine but slightly cooler temperatures on Wednesday before wet weather moves into the area.
Warm temperatures continue into our Tuesday, but a slight chance of rain may dampen your afternoon.
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The low-pressure system continues to move through Michigan, bringing a chance of rain and snow on Thursday.
Gloomy conditions Wednesday in Metro Detroit with chances of rain continuing.
Sunshine continues for our Friday, but things change over the weekend.
After days of mainly cloudy conditions, the sunshine returns.
After a stormy and windy Tuesday, drier and cooler conditions take hold for Wednesday.
Another marginal chance of severe weather moves through Metro Detroit on Tuesday.
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Temperatures continue below average with a chance of snow moving in by early Friday morning.
