Storms move through Southeast Michigan Saturday as wildfire smoke clears out
A severe storm swept through Southeast Michigan on Saturday afternoon after wildfire smoke cleared out of the area.
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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.
The risk is much lower than last week, but with some heavy rain and gusty winds, chances are all the same.
Afternoon highs are expected to warm into the mid-80s on Tuesday and upper 80s by Wednesday, with increasing humidity making it feel even warmer.
Temperatures begin a cooling trend (finally) as this weekend arrives. However, we must still contend with some storm chances each day.
Any storms that do occur would have a risk of heavy rainfall, strong winds and larger hail.
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Metro Detroit is considered to be at a slight risk for severe weather on Wednesday. Here's a look at the forecast.
Severe weather returns to Southeast Michigan this week as a parade of fronts moves through the Great Lakes region.
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Severe storms moved through parts of Southeast Michigan early on Sunday afternoon.
A complex of storms will move across the region from west to east later Wednesday evening.
Hot and humid conditions are expected to push temperatures into the upper 80s and lower 90s on Wednesday, with heat index values climbing to the 96-102 range.
The National Weather Service issued multiple tornado warnings in Michigan on Tuesday, including one in Wayne County.
Temperatures climb quickly this week, with humid air arriving as well.
The NEXT Weather Team is tracking Florida-like humidity and some storm chances for Southeast Michigan this week.
If you have outdoor plans to kick off the weekend across Southeast Michigan, you will want to keep an eye on the radar.
Thunderstorms that are moving out of northern Missouri may re-intensify as they cross into Michigan during Friday afternoon and evening
