Less Humid Monday
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Cooler and less humid today. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast

Heavy Rain Overnight
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The severe weather has expired but storms continue to push east. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast

Hail, high winds, and strong storm potential for Southeast Michigan Sunday

Periods of heavy rain overnight into Sunday morning may be accompanied by gusty winds and the potential for flooding. A cold front will move through the state Sunday afternoon and evening with the potential to bring severe weather.

Both heat and severe storms a concern for Sunday in Southeast Michigan
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Temperatures feeling like the 90s and concerns about severe storms will remain prevalent through the second half of the weekend as possible wind gusts, hail, and torrential rain move in Sunday morning. Isolated storms are possible through the morning Sunday as well.

Weekend showers and storms
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Possible severe weather expected Saturday night into Sunday morning

Weekend Storms Possible
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Rain to our south Saturday, then more widespread Sunday morning. A break from the heat by Monday. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast

Weekend Storms
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An approaching front will bring the potential for strong storms Saturday night into Sunday. Meteorologist Lori Pinson has your forecast.

Storm chances brewing this weekend in Michigan

Friday will be dry, 90 degrees and predictable. But brewing weekend energy in the skies could mean some unstable patterns and heavy storm potential over the weekend.

Another hot day Friday
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Rich Luterman has your full Metro Detroit forecast.

Mild Thursday night
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Rich Luterman has your full Metro Detroit forecast.

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