Metro Detroit weather: Scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms in the forecast
Most of us didn’t get any rain on Saturday, but a cluster of evening storms moving east from the Saginaw area raked the thumb with strong wind gusts and torrential downpours. Fortunately, we are starting our Sunday on a much quieter note.
Metro Detroit weather: More heat, humidity coupled with severe storm threat
Most of us didn’t get any rain on Saturday, but a cluster of evening storms moving east from the Saginaw area raked the thumb with strong wind gusts and torrential downpours. Fortunately, we are starting our Sunday on a much quieter note.
Metro Detroit weather: Fall-like feel today, 09/17/2020, 4 p.m. update
Metro Detroit weather: Fall-like feel today, 09/17/2020, 4 p.m. updatePublished: September 17, 2020, 4:18 pmSome morning clouds for most of Metro Detroit without much in the way of wet weather and it will be dry today as we watch skies turn from partly sunny to partly cloudy with temps in the mid 60s and breezes NNE 7-17 gusting 15-25 mph at times.
Metro Detroit weather forecast: Rainfall deficit gets worse across SE Michigan
DETROIT – Our rainfall deficit is getting worse across southeast Michigan, but the weekend opportunities to get wet are looking better. The good news is areas that are in a moderate drought didn’t get any worse. We’re fairly confident that the higher rainfall totals will be in the South Zone and up the east side. Here’s some bonus good news: some models are suggesting we may keep rain chances around into Tuesday as well! Believe it or not, we could actually have more than one day next week with highs below 80!
Metro Detroit weather forecast: Temperatures to stay consistent this week
DETROIT Even though most of us didnt get appreciable rain on Monday, those who did were in the most drought-stricken areas. Right now, it looks like the South Zone has the best chance of getting wet. Staying ComfortableTemperatures will be consistent through the week, running near normal. We should cool by a few degrees early next week, but it wont be a huge departure. This has been the sixth hottest July on record, and even though we may fall a spot or two by the end of the work week, it will still be a top ten finish.
Metro Detroit weather forecast: 90 degree days are just around the corner
DETROIT Clouds and rain kept a lid on temperatures today, but the 90s are just around the corner. Heat SpikingEven though air temperatures didnt get to the 80s, you probably noticed the higher humidity. Well lose a bit of that humidity but get a lot more heat for Friday. Highs will finish close to 90, but probably fall short of that mark in many locations. Monday may be our last 90-degree day this streak, which should end at three days vs. the eight we recorded earlier this month.
Metro Detroit weather forecast: Bracing for high temperatures as weekend approaches
DETROIT Were above normal today and bracing for more heat as the weekend approaches. Showers and storms soonOur best and most organized round of rain this week will arrive late tonight, but mostly during the first half of Thursday. 90s on deckThursdays early rain and rumbles plus afternoon clouds should keep the 90s at bay for one more day. However, it does look temperatures may be slightly less scorching by the middle of next week. Along with the slightly lower temps will be slightly lower humidity than earlier data were suggesting.
Metro Detroit weather forecast June 26, 2020 -- 4 p.m. Update
Metro Detroit weather forecast June 26, 2020 -- 4 p.m. UpdatePublished: June 26, 2020, 4:24 pmThe Local 4Casters say a scattered severe thunderstorm is possible as early as 6 p.m. west of US-23, but the main batch of concerning storms will cross the area between 8 p.m. and 2 a.m.
Metro Detroit weather brief, June 21, 2020, 11 p.m. update
Metro Detroit weather brief, June 21, 2020, 11 p.m. updatePublished: June 21, 2020, 11:12 pmFathers’ Day ends tonight with warm and muggy conditions and showers. Monday and the rest of the week will be warm, but we will have a wet pattern. This is welcome relief for our lawns and crops that need water. Also, it marks a break in near-90-degree heat.
Not So Calm After The Storm, June 11, 2020, noon update
Not So Calm After The Storm, June 11, 2020, noon updatePublished: June 11, 2020, 12:18 pmYesterday's storms knocked out power to nearly 400,000 customers, but those storms are thankfully well off to our east, with a cooler, drier air mass moving in. The day ahead will feature partial cloud cover early this morning, followed by mostly sunny skies for the balance of the day. It'll be a windy day, though, with west winds at 15 to 25 mph, with gusts over 30 mph possible. These winds have prompted a Lakeshore Flood Warning for the Harsens Island / Algonac area. Highs today will reach the mid to upper 70s, but even cooler air is headed this way for the weekend.
Metro Detroit weather forecast: Heat ramps up leading to summers official start
DETROIT As cleanup continues from Wednesday's powerful storms, we get to enjoy a pleasant and cool stretch into early next week, before the heat ramps up again leading to summer's official start. Temps DipWalking out the door today was a stark contrast to yesterday's heat and humidity. Metro Airport officially recorded only 0.19" yesterday, so we're still more than an inch behind normal for the month. And after this cool snap over the weekend, temperatures will soar back to the upper 80s by Wednesday. Humidity will come back with it, but it wont be as tropical as what Cristobal brought us yesterday.
Metro Detroit weather forecast: Severe event expected June 10, 2020
Metro Detroit weather forecast: Severe event expected June 10, 2020Published: June 10, 2020, 7:01 amYou undoubtedly noticed the sharp increase in humidity overnight, and that’s just the first ingredient of many that will combine to provide a sizable severe storm risk this afternoon. For more go to https://www.clickondetroit.com/weather/
Metro Detroit weather: Showers and possible thunderstorms, 5/29/2020 noon update
Metro Detroit weather: Showers and possible thunderstorms, 5/29/2020 noon updatePublished: May 29, 2020, 12:16 pmWe'll start our Friday dry, and even with some breaks of sun possible. Then showers and possible thunderstorms increase by mid-to-late morning, and should end from west to east by mid-afternoon. A narrow line of showers and thunderstorms could develop late afternoon / evening ahead of the second cold front. The better chance is north of M-59, but just keep in mind that we are not completely out of the woods for another shower or storm until after 9:00 or 10:00 p.m.
Metro Detroit weather: Stormy start on May 15, 2020 -- May 15, 2020 noon update
Metro Detroit weather: Stormy start on May 15, 2020 -- May 15, 2020 noon updatePublished: May 15, 2020, 12:18 pmOvernight thunderstorms with heavy downpours have moved out of the area, so the National Weather Service has cancelled the Flood Watch early.
Metro Detroit weather: Severe storms, damaging winds, hail possible -- May 14, 2020, noon update
Metro Detroit weather: Severe storms, damaging winds, hail possible -- May 14, 2020, noon updatePublished: May 14, 2020, 12:16 pmThunderstorm chances increase this afternoon into the evening as a warm front creeps northward across the area. This brings in a warmer, more humid air mass, which is more unstable and prone to thunderstorm development.
Metro Detroit weather: Out with the old (cold front), in with the new (cold front) 4/19/2020 11 p.m. update
Metro Detroit weather: Out with the old (cold front), in with the new (cold front) 4/19/2020 11 p.m. updatePublished: April 19, 2020, 11:18 pmIncreasing clouds Monday night, with a band of showers and even some thunder crossing the area between midnight and 4:00 a.m. We will NOT have any severe weather with this band of rain and thunder. Lows in the upper 30s (4 degrees Celsius).
Metro Detroit weather: Chilly Sunday afternoon, snow and rain arrive tonight, March 22, 2020, 8 p.m. update
Metro Detroit weather: Chilly Sunday afternoon, snow and rain arrive tonight, March 22, 2020, 8 p.m. updatePublished: March 22, 2020, 8:18 pmClouds gather as we head toward sunset, and it remains chilly. Colder overnight with a new storm system bringing snow and rain. It become slipperier closer to and after midnight. Light snow and rain will fall overnight and Monday morning. Temps travel well above freezing as early as MOnday afternoon.