4Warn Weather - Scattered rain and thunderstorms have been moving through the region throughout Saturday thanks to a low pressure system to the southwest. Slow to move eastward, this system will bring Southeast Michigan more chances for rain overnight and into Sunday.
Although many are hoping for rain to help their lawns and gardens, the heavier downpours have been very localized today with some receiving sprinkles and others near an inch.
More rain, and possibly a few thunderstorms, stay in the forecast overnight. Particularly after midnight into early Sunday morning, we could see a round of heavier rain move into Southeast Michigan.
Rain then begins to lighten toward the mid-morning hours.
Rain looks to move out during the afternoon and evening with around 1/2″ to 1″ of rainfall for most areas. Where you see one of the heavier downpours or a storm, you could pick up amounts closer to 2″ of rain.
Cloud cover will decrease Monday, giving way to more sunshine.
Temperatures tonight will fall to the mid 60s before highs tomorrow remain in the mid 70s.
Highs Monday will be around 80° before we return to the low to mid 80s for the rest of the week.