4Warn Weather – Friday was beautiful across Southeast Michigan with sun and clouds and highs around 60°.
Throughout the evening, temperatures will slowly fall, dropping to the mid-40s overnight under partly cloudy skies.
Southwest winds pick up tomorrow to 10-20 mph, gusting to around 30 mph at times.
That wind helps to bring in some warmth, boosting our afternoon highs to around 70°.
We’ll see a little sun early on before scattered rain associated with a cold front develops around lunchtime and continues into the early afternoon.
A few strong storms are possible.
Saturday
The Storm Prediction Center has placed most of Southeast Michigan, from near the I-69 corridor southward, under a Marginal Risk (level 1 out of 5) for severe weather Saturday.
It’s the smallest chance for severe weather we can have, but it’s still there, so make sure to have a way to get alerts as we keep you updated on-air and online here.
As the front exits, our rain chances end.
Mother’s Day
Saturday evening looks dry, with mid-40s and partly cloudy skies overnight.
Sunday, Mother’s Day, looks dry with highs around 60°.
Monday will feature plenty of sunshine with highs in the mid to upper 50s.
Frost will be possible Monday night into Tuesday morning as temperatures fall to the 30s.
Afternoon highs on Tuesday will recover to around 60°.
The next chance for rain is later Tuesday into Wednesday.