Why fall should actually begin on September 1
Fall might not officially begin until Sept. 22 with the autumnal equinox, but meteorologists and climatologists actually consider Sept. 1 the beginning of autumn.
A beautiful end to the holiday weekend
Temperatures stay higher until the middle of the week
Great-looking Labor Day; temps plummet for late week
We continue this weather trend through Wednesday with dry conditions.
Labior Day look; end of week gets colder
Derek Kevra has the forecast.
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What are the worst times to travel home on Labor Day?
The Labor Day holiday weekend is coming to an end, and the last thing you want is to ruin that relaxed and refreshed feeling after taking one last summer vacation by getting stuck in heavy traffic on your way home.
Perfect Labor Day weather
Cool start with a warmer finish. Temperatures falling by the end of the week. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Comfortable weather through mid-week before a cool down hits
Great stretch of weather continues the next cold front crosses the region Thursday with rain showers and cooler temperatures. Rest of Sunday evening / night?. Mostly clear?. Comfortable?.. low 55 Labor Day (Monday): Mostly sunny?. NICE and DRY?.. high 78 Tuesday: Partly sunny and VERY MILD?.. high 79 Wednesday: Partly cloudy and WARM?. high near 80 Thursday: Cloudy with occasional rain showers?. COOLER?.. high 68 Friday: Partly cloudy and on the cool side?. High 66 Saturday: Sun and clouds? .high 67
Pleasant Weather Continues
Sunny and mild holiday weekend continues with near seasonal temperatures. Chill down on the way near the end of the week. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Lori's Stories Travel Visiting Japan pt 2
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Lori's Stories with Travel Expert David Fishman part 1
Are you looking for a last minute travel deal? Planning a stay up north to watch the changing leaves? Lori Pinson talks with travel expert David Fishman in part 1 of Lori's Stories
Cool weather continues through Labor Day
Our great stretch continues right through Labor Day. Next ? best chance for some rain comes Wednesday afternoon and evening. How about a cooler stretch late next week. Rest of Saturday evening / night?. Just a few clouds?. cool again overnight?. Low 52 Sunday: Lots of sunshine?. MILD & DRY?.. high 75 Monday (Labor Day): Mostly sunny and VERY NICE?. High 78 Tuesday: Partly sunny and WARMER?. high near 80 Wednesday: Increasing clouds? some afternoon and evening showers? high 78 Thursday: Mostly cloudy and COOLER? perhaps a morning shower?. High 66
Cool Start to your Saturday
Cool readings this morning, in the 40s will give way to a mild day full of sunshine and highs in the 70s. Comfortable weather for the holiday weekend. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.
Lori's Stories: From Law to Cosmetology pt 2
Lanita Moore details how she made a career pivot from criminal justice to hair care.
Lori's Stories: From Law to Cosmetology pt 1
Today on Lori's Stories, once again we follow a career pivot. We talk with a founding member of the Detroit Divas as she details her pivot from law to hair.
Great Labor Day weekend!
Fantastic Labor day weekend with highs in the 70s and sunshine! Only issue might be some morning fog Saturday but other than that loads of dry time! Enjoy!
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Metro Detroit weather: Nice stretch of days coming this Labor Day weekend
A sweet stretch of weather's coming to Metro Detroit, but we start it off on a cold note.