4Warn Weather - Some in Southeast Michigan saw a little bit of rain Sunday evening as a line of storms weakened crossing the state.
A frontal boundary becoming stationary will continue to bring the chance for isolated storms tonight into early Monday morning. We’ll see more chances for storms Monday night, and rain chances linger into the midweek.
Tonight’s temperatures will fall to the mid and upper 60s with a southwest breeze.
We’ll see the chance of rain and thunderstorms early Monday morning before seeing some sunshine and highs in the mid 80s. Scattered rain and storms will be possible in the evening and late-night.
There is the chance for a few storms to be strong - damaging winds, large hail, and heavy rain are the main storm hazards.
Southeast Michigan will have the chance for more scattered rain Tuesday and Wednesday. We’ll still see some sun each of these days with highs reaching the lower 80s.
The rest of the week into the weekend will be mostly sunny and cooler. High temperatures will be near 80°.