We were just a few degrees shy of breaking a 128-year record high in Detroit on Friday. Despite reaching 90°F, we don’t expect to reach that temperature again today.

If you’re a fan of hot weather, the past week has been a dream come true. In fact, we hit 90 Friday for the first time since Aug. 29, 2022. But now it’s back to reality, and temps fall closer to normal by next week.

Most of Michigan -- including Metro Detroit -- is listed as having an “extreme” risk for fire danger heading into another hot day and weekend.

Metro Detroit weather forecast for June 2, 2023.

Most of Southeast Michigan, including all of Metro Detroit, is under an Air Quality Alert Thursday and Friday.

An ozone action day, or Air Quality Alert, for Metro Detroit has been extended through Thursday, but what does that mean?

Forecast for Monday, May 29, 2023.

Hot, dry weather will set up over the Great Lakes region and stay that way for days. Low humidity will keep heat indices close to the actual air temperature.

If you’re making plans for the day, expect a day very similar to yesterday, with a few more clouds moving in.

It will continue to be warm and dry this Memorial Day weekend. By midweek, most people will declare it to be “hot.”

Metro Detroit temperatures will briefly dip into the low to middle 40s, quickly warming into the 50s as most of us venture out for a delightful day in Pure Michigan.

Whether you’re headed up north or staying in Metro Detroit, the weekend forecast looks picture-perfect.