Light shower chances Monday and temperatures in the 80s

It looks like we'll luck out on weather for the Fourth of July with more sunshine shining through tomorrow. Here's this week's forecast.

Morning Forecast
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Few showers around with warming temperatures Tuesday.

4th of July Forecast
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A damp start to the week with drier hours today. Highs will warm to the lower 80s.

Humidity and storms persist into Monday

Low pressure crossing the central Great Lakes will keep occasional thunderstorms in the Sunday evening and overnight forecast.

Storms Coming Through
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Heavier rain expected this evening. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Sunday Storms Possible
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Low pressure moving northward keeps the threat of rain today. Cooler with hot weather to return by the holiday. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Weekend Forecast
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Scattered showers and storms around Sunday! Hot for the 4th of July with sunshine!

Storms Possible Saturday
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Storms possible this afternoon into the evening. Hot and humid, Cooler Sunday. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Warmer with spotty storm chances this weekend

Saturday and Sunday will remain unsettled with spotty shower and storm chances throughout the day.

Friday Forecast
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Toasty weekend with storm chances around.

Elevated levels of ozone worsening poor air quality in Michigan Friday

When will the smoke clear? Models suggest a decline over the course of today and tomorrow - but considering the week we've had it's tough to predict when the haze lifts.

Air quality from Canadian wildfires especially impacting those with health issues

“With the air quality headaches, and that’s probably the biggest issue I’ve had," said Christina Walker. "Just trying a good deep breath of air. But the headache has been the biggest piece."

Canadian wildfire smoke lingers through Friday

We are still dealing with air quality issues because of Canadian wildfire smoke through Friday.

Michigan air quality: What to expect for weekend, Fourth of July

As a blanket of haze remains over Michigan from the Canadian wildfires the big question is whether the poor air quality will put a damper on Fourth of July outdoor plans.