A Hot Stretch Continues
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Heat Indices will be between 95-100 degrees for at least a week!

Sunny and warm
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Rich Luterman has the forecast.

Great summer weather stretch continuing
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Dry, warm weather is continuing in Michigan throughout the week and into the weekend.

Sunny Sunday
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After a bit of patchy fog this morning, expect lots of sunshine this afternoon with highs in the mid 80s. It should be a beautiful day with light northerly winds at 5 mph. By lunchtime today, temperatures should jump into the 70s. Don't forget to wear your sunscreen and bottle of water if you plan on being outside for a longer period of time. Temperatures will eventually fall into the low to mid 60s overnight. We are back in the 80s on Monday with highs jumping into the upper 80s and low 90s by Thursday and into our 4th of July weekend.

Dry, Warm Week Ahead
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Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast

Spotty Shower Possible Saturday
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After last night's storms knocked down trees and a few power lines across parts of Metro Detroit, expect a mostly cloudy and foggy start to your Saturday. Thankfully, clouds should begin to thin this afternoon with highs in the mid 80s. There is a slight chance for a stray shower with a cold front moving through southeast Michigan. More sunshine is expected Sunday and through the week next week.

Warming up
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Rich Luterman has the forecast.

Friday Night Storms
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Thursday looks great here in Metro Detroit. Expect a mix of clouds and sunshine along with temperatures in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. Though an isolated shower is possible, most of us should stay nice and dry today. Friday morning and Friday afternoon look good with highs spiking in the mid and upper 80s. That heat and humidity will help to fuel a line of scattered showers and thunderstorms Friday evening after sunset. Our main threat will be damaging winds. Down trees and power lines are possible. Stay weather aware Friday after sunset through sunrise on Saturday.

How Dust from the Sahara Desert Gets to the United States
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By this point, I?m sure you?ve heard that there is a large plume of Saharan Dust from the African continent that has traveled across the Atlantic Ocean and is having significant impacts on the daylight and air quality in the Caribbean.