Milder Friday, some rain Saturday following severe storms in Metro Detroit

Cooler, less humidity Friday

4Warn Weather – Following powerful Thursday night storms that have left behind flooding and wind damage, the weather will be calmer on this Friday.

River flood warnings remain in effect for portions of the Rouge River in Wayne County, and the Clinton River in Macomb County. Although we will get a break from the rain today, runoff could keep river levels elevated or even cause them to rise more.

Conditions will be cooler and less humid today. Highs will be around 80 degrees in the afternoon, which is the average high temperature for this date, Aug. 25.

A mostly cloudy morning will give way to some periods of sunshine in the afternoon.

Tonight’s sunset is at 8:19 p.m.

Friday night, it will be mostly cloudy as low temps fall to the mid-60s.

What’s coming this weekend

On both Saturday and Sunday, we’ll have highs in the mid-70s.

A few showers are possible early Saturday, but the rest of the day will have a mix of sun and clouds.

Sunday will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny.

Next week, temperatures will be closer to average with highs in the lower and mid-70s. Lows will be in the 50s.

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About the Author

Ron is a Detroiter and MSU grad who has a tremendous passion for meteorology. He joined the 4Warn Weather Team in March 2023.

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