With wind remaining at 45 MPH, we are looking at Ian becoming better organized with rapid intensification forecast Sunday into Monday

After plenty of cloud cover and scattered showers throughout the day, along with cool temperatures, much of the same can be expected as we head into the hours tonight.

After a dry week with sunshine for almost everyone, we bring in rain showers & cooler temperatures.

The storm strengthened enough late Friday into Saturday to become Tropical Storm Ian, forecast to aim for the Florida Peninsula by mid-next week

After a spectacular day to end the work week, things trend downhill as we head into the upcoming weekend, although it won’t be a total washout.

It’s a cold combination of clear skies and cool breezes as we get going on this Friday morning.

We had to close a few windows early this Tuesday morning if you opened them as the cold front came through late yesterday.

A warm front is lifting through the area bringing a few showers and thunderstorms this evening and possibly a couple more overnight; Not expecting severe weather, but heavy rain could cause some localized street flooding. If you are traveling overnight, just watch for areas of high water, especially on freeways.

The early morning rain and storms have exited the area, and I do not foresee any more rain today, even though a cold front will cross the area.

After a dry weekend for most everyone, we will bring better chances for rain showers into the region over the next few days

Another dry day is on tap for Metro Detroit before thunderstorms move into the region late tonight

Majority of the day will be dry and warm before the rain moves in late Sunday night