WEATHER FORECAST

Thursday will be mostly cloudy, breezy, and mild, with temps in the mid to upper 40s.

From single-digit wind chills last week to 50 degrees later this week, the roller coaster ride into winter continues.

The first day of December is rainy and foggy across Metro Detroit.

Following above-average temperatures and periods of sunshine Thursday, the chance of precipitation will begin overnight.

After some sunshine and continued cold temperatures on Wednesday, we will see warmer air heading for the region over the next few days but also bring in a much more active forecast through the end of the week and into the upcoming weekend.

Tuesday turning into Wednesday will be another wintry night in Metro Detroit and a frosty morning commute.

It’s time to dig out the winter gear, as wind chills will hit the single digits by Tuesday morning.

It’s a 50-50 weekend for Southeastern Michigan, with dry weather to start the weekend before winter weather and our first shovel. Snowfall moves in by the time we get to the end of the weekend on Sunday.

All eyes are on our first chance of snow for the end of the weekend and into early next week.

As you wake up on Thanksgiving morning and join us for America’s Thanksgiving Parade in downtown Detroit or run the S3 Strategic Solutions Turkey Trot early in the morning, dress warmly!

Despite the rain moving out of the forecast on Wednesday, we will keep the cloud cover in the forecast for most of the day, and it will be a little breezy throughout the day.

Tuesday will be windy and rainy for much of the day. The heaviest showers will be in the morning and start to taper off as we get into the evening hours.

A cold front is bringing significant changes to Metro Detroit.

After some sunshine throughout our day today and much warmer-than-average temperatures, we are going to bring a reality check in terms of the forecast into the region as we head into the end of the week on Friday.

Our mild weather is ending, and the big chill is taking over.

Soak up all this sunshine because rain arrives by the end of the week.

Soak up all this sunshine because rain arrives by the end of the week.

Morning lows this weekend will be at or below freezing on both days. Overnight skies will be partly cloudy, with lows in the upper 30s. It will remain breezy with winds WSW 15-25mph.

There are lots of clouds in the morning on Thursday, but we should then get in on some much-needed sunshine by the afternoon.

Wednesday starts out cloudy and cool. Scattered showers arrive later in the day, becoming heavier overnight—our high stays in the upper 40s.

A mix of clouds and sun for Election Day Tuesday. You’ll also notice the cooler air, with highs only in the low 50s.

Mostly cloudy skies on Saturday with a bit of filtered sunshine. It’s not quite as breezy as Friday, and the high will reach 55 degrees.

While we haven't completely removed the chance for rain this weekend, it looks like there will be plenty more dry times than not.

We will keep the mostly cloudy sky in the forecast for the next few days, and we will remain dry, but the warming trend finally kicks in.

The coldest day of the week is Tuesday, with a few snowflakes just in time for trick or treating!

So much for a gradual transition into colder weather, we go from the upper 70s Friday all the way down to the 20s next week.

We start Friday with a couple of raindrops. Then we dry out and warm up into the mid-70s. A few more showers return Friday evening but clear out for the start of the weekend.

Thursday could have a couple of showers in the morning; otherwise, clearing out for the rest of the day. Temps climb back into the low 70s.

The best day of the week is now behind us, and rain returns to the forecast.

Then, the spring-like weather returns on Tuesday. It will be mostly sunny and milder as a warm air mass positions itself over the Great Lakes. Highs are expected to reach and exceed 70 degrees.

A low-pressure system is bringing rain and wind to the Great Lakes region, and another system is on its heels. Between now and the end of the weekend, some of us will have felt our first freezing temperatures of the season.

We start the day with clouds, and then showers move in sometime in the afternoon on Thursday. Widespread rain for the remainder of the day with the passage of a cold front. Highs in the upper 50s.

Warmer temperatures are expected for Wednesday and Thursday, but our search for sunshine might leave us empty-handed.

We should see a little more of the sun, but it will remain quite breezy and cool on Tuesday—highs around 56 degrees.

A cool, rainy day for Saturday. Winds will gust out of the ESE at 15-20mph. Temps will hover around 50 degrees for most of the day.

Skies will be filled with clouds, and temps remain cooler than normal at 58 degrees on Friday. Rain arrives in the evening hours and will likely affect at least part of Friday night football games.

Temps remain below normal, with highs in the upper 50s on Thursday. A mix of clouds and a few breaks of sunshine, but also a chance of an isolated shower.

Overnight tonight, expect plenty of cloud cover with mostly cloudy skies. We are not anticipating frost due to the amount of cloud cover sticking around and temperatures dropping into the middle 40s by early Wednesday Morning.

Another chilly start to the day with wind chills in the mid-30s. A bit more in the way of clouds for Tuesday, and continued cooler than normal with a high of 54.

Overnight showers end but Friday will be one of the coldest nights we have seen in quite some time.

A dry slot works its way in for Friday. We will even get a bit of sunshine as temps warm a degree or so above normal, around 67.

Thursday starts out dry, but showers develop in the afternoon and evening. Our high remains above normal at 73 degrees. Once the cold front passes, our weather dramatically changes with a more fall-like weekend.

Soak up every ray of sunshine and warmth you can on Wednesday because fall weather is about to make a significant return.

We will have mostly sunny skies and a touch warmer temperatures, with highs in the low 80s Tuesday. Winds out of the south 5-10.

The weekend looks great, with lots of sunshine and milder temperatures. Highs on Saturday will be in the middle 70s, but on Sunday, we’re pushing into the upper 70s with perhaps a few spots hitting 80 degrees.

Clouds in the morning but increasing sunshine as we go through the second half of the day on Friday. Finally, it will start warming up slightly with a high of 72.

Showers continue through the morning hours before tapering off into the afternoon. We might see a peek or two of the sun right before sunset. But clouds will definitely prevail. Highs continue to be below normal in the mid to upper 60s.

Expect clouds to stick around through Thursday, and we also look at another round of rain showers heading our way late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning. High temperatures for the next few days remain below average, and we’re into the 60s by the afternoon.

An upper-level disturbance keeps our weather a bit unsettled, with cooler than normal temps and spotty showers through Thursday.

Saturday at 2:50 a.m., the autumnal equinox officially begins. On this day, we will have equal amounts of day and night.

What a great way to end the work week. Partly sunny skies and warm once again. Maybe a degree or two less than today, but still mild. Highs in the upper 70s.

Many clouds are around and very mild thanks to a light southerly breeze. Most areas top out in the upper 70s, but a few places could hit 80 degrees.

After a few spotty showers in the morning, skies will turn mostly cloudy by afternoon. Highs reach the mid-70s.

The timing of a few showers will be close to tailgating for the Detroit Lions. But now, most of the rain will hold off until the afternoon and evening. Highs stay in the upper 60s.

Sunday is our next chance for rain as a cold front crosses the area. It now looks like more of an afternoon/evening event. But if the timing moves up, it could affect Detroit Lions tailgating. We will know more on Friday when the high-resolution data arrives for the weekend.

And while we’ve seen quite a few chilly nights, Wednesday is going to be the chilliest.

Partly cloudy skies Wednesday morning and a bit on the chilly side. By the afternoon, a little instability will cause clouds to thicken up a bit, especially in the northern cities up into the thumb—unseasonably cool temps with the high topping out at 76 degrees.

A couple of rounds of rain, with a fairly long stretch of dry weather in between for Tuesday. Showers will taper off in the early morning hours.

Saturday, the muggy weather starts to wane as highs climb into the low 70s. Dry conditions with a mix of clouds and sun make for a nice day for both the Michigan State and Michigan football games.

Temperatures are cooler for Friday but still a bit humid—a mix of clouds and sun with a high of 72 degrees.

Until it moves through, the thunderstorm threat will remain in the forecast. Overnight lows drop into the upper 60s with the storms winding down before midnight and a few showers hanging on into the overnight and early Thursday morning.

The Storm Prediction Center has placed the entire region under a marginal risk (1 out of 5) for severe weather on Wednesday. Damaging winds in excess of 60 mph will be the primary threat, although we can’t rule out some isolated large hail and heavy downpours as well.

By Wednesday, despite the high humidity, we will start to feel some relief from the heat. Highs will be in the lower to mid-80s, but we will also have a better chance of rain.

Meteorological fall is starting with a nearby push of summer-like heat.

This Labor Day weekend will be hot and mostly sunny. It will be great to go to the beach, get on the water, go camping, or simply enjoy the backyard or courtyard.

We’re just starting to track a few showers and embedded weak thunderstorms to the west, and we’re not expecting severe weather, but a few storms could have winds up to 45mph and small hail.

On Tuesday, clouds start to thicken up during the day, with a chance of showers developing in the late afternoon or early evening. Highs will be in the upper 70s.

There will be quieter and more pleasant conditions returning this weekend after we went through a busy couple of days weather-wise in Metro Detroit.

After a stormy start to our day, with some strong to severe thunderstorms earlier this this morning, we’re ending the day with some sunshine, but we are going to keep the thunderstorm chances in the forecast as we go through the next 36 hours.

After a little more cloud cover and a few showers throughout the day, we will keep a little cloud cover into the overnight hours Tuesday before the active weather kicks into high gear over the next few days.

Rain will impact some plans this week, but the most significant impact on Metro Detroit may be the forthcoming heat and humidity.

Comfortable and even cool weather will be replaced by heat this weekend in Metro Detroit. The sunshine will also prevail this weekend.

It will be calmer, clearer, and cooler on Friday. Expect mostly sunny skies with highs in the lower to mid-70s. Northwesterly winds will be 10 to 15 mph, with gusts around 20 mph.

Rain returns for Thursday as we go under a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Highs return to 80 degrees.

Rain returns for Thursday as we go under a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Highs return to 80 degrees.

Storms continue to pop up behind a warm front lifting to our north. We are currently tracking single cells that could become linear later tonight.

A few evening storms Friday, some of which could be strong to severe. Areas just west of Metro Detroit are under a marginal risk while we are in a general thunder risk—highs in the low 80s.

The chance for rain on Thursday morning is partially gone but certainly diminishing. No expected widespread showers until Friday night into the pre-dawn hours for Saturday.

Wednesday will be dry during the day with sunshine and slightly above normal temps in the mid-80s, but then another shower chance arrives in the evening into the overnight hours.

Tuesday brings a mix of clouds, sun, and the chance of an isolated afternoon shower. Highs back into the low 80s. A little breezy tomorrow with winds out the northwest at 10-20mph.

Sunday brings a chance of storms but not until late in the day. Still some questions as to timing, but it looks to be more of a late evening into the overnight event.

Nice start to the weekend with sunshine and highs Saturday in the low 80s. Clouds increase Sunday afternoon, and our next chance for rain returns Sunday night into Monday.

There will be a return to summer-like temps with highs in the upper 80s with a decent amount of humidity Thursday.

Wednesday will be slightly warmer with a high close to normal at 84 degrees. It could be an isolated shower in the afternoon but don’t plan on rain.

Enjoy the slightly cooler than normal weather as temps will return to the upper 80s by Wednesday. Open up the windows Monday night as skies will be clear and temps pleasant in the low 60s.

Between 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. is when you should plan on the strongest of storms. High winds over 60mph, large hail, flooding rain, and an isolated tornado are all on the table.

After 2 p.m., expect showers and storms to start popping up. Some of these storms could reach severe limits with large hail and damaging winds. The Storm Prediction Center has placed parts of Metro Detroit under a slight risk (Level 2 of 5). The rest under a marginal risk (level 1 of 5).

Sunshine and better air quality returns Tuesday. Our highs reach the low 80s.

After a quiet evening here in Metro Detroit, storms are set to return to kick off the weekend. Mostly clear and pleasant overnight with a low of 63.

A tornado watch has been issued for several counties throughout Southeast Michigan on Wednesday night.

Flood watch is in effect for all Southeastern Michigan except Monroe County until 4 a.m. Flash flooding is possible with thunderstorms tonight.

More thunderstorms, some of which could be strong to severe are possible again, but the threat for heavy rainfall will be greater than the severe thunderstorm potential

The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has put us at a marginal risk for severe weather, at the lowest threat level. As a cold front moves through in the late afternoon and evening hours, we could see a few thunderstorm cells produce 1″ hail and winds over 60mph.

After a very pleasant end to the work-week, rain and even a few storms look to be around to start the weekend.

It is very warm and muggy in Metro Detroit. Showers and thunderstorms will roll through parts of Southeast Michigan, including some with brief downpours, during the evening.

It’s been another hot and humid day across the region, with temperatures reaching the upper 80s and lower 90s. But we’ve got some changes on the way as we head through the next 24 hours, with showers and thunderstorms moving back into the region.

Once again, an isolated shower or two remains possible Wednesday, but like Tuesday, these will be few and far between. Most of us should stay dry. An Air Quality Alert is again in effect for most of southeast Michigan, including Monroe, Wayne, Washtenaw, Oakland, Macomb, and St. Clair counties.

After a few isolated thundershowers working through the afternoon, the wet weather will come to an end for the most part in the next few days, but we will trade that in for the summer heat and humidity.

Another extension of our air quality alert as smoke from the wildfires in Canada continues to be a problem across Southeast Lower Michigan.

The Air Quality Alert has been extended to the end of the week on Friday by the Michigan Department of Environment. Air quality readings are in the unhealthy to the very unhealthy range once again today and are expected to be in the unhealthy for sensitive groups range to the unhealthy range, with hourly readings into the very unhealthy range also possible.