4Warn Weather - A high pressure system near Chicago will keep Southeast Michigan dry Thursday and most of Friday. As the next low pressure system moves into the region, we’ll see rain chances starting Friday evening.
Tonight skies will stay mainly clear, making for perfect viewing of the full moon.
Temperatures will fall to around 70° by 10 p.m. before dropping to around 60° overnight.
Thursday will be another great day to hit the pool with highs mainly in the mid 80s.
All of Southeast Michigan will see plenty of sun tomorrow. UV levels will be in the Very High range, so you may want to keep the sunscreen handy. We’ll have a lighter northerly breeze throughout the day.
Winds will be light and westerly Friday. We’ll start the morning in the low 60s with some sun. Most of the day looks to be dry with rain showers arriving in the evening. It’ll be warm and muggy with highs in the mid 80s.
On and off rain looks to continue into Saturday, and a few lingering showers can’t be ruled out Sunday.
Highs Saturday and Sunday will be closer to 80° before we warm back up the coming week.