Stormy Overnight Ahead
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This morning and most of this afternoon look great under partly cloudy skies. Expect highs to jump into the mid 70s along with a breezy wind. Winds could gust up to 20 mph at times making things a little bumpy on some of our lakes and rivers. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected during the late evening, overnight and into early Monday morning. Thankfully, by daybreak Monday, most of the rain and storms should be east of Metro Detroit. In its wake, we will hang on to partly cloudy skies with just a few isolated rain chances through your Labor Day afternoon.

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Labor Day Weekend Rain Chances
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Hang on to an umbrella if you plan on being out and about through your Labor Day weekend. A few rain chances will be in play around Metro Detroit on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Weekend temperatures should take it in the mid 70s after a few cool mornings. With the soon to be changing of the seasons, we have an unsettled weather pattern setting up through the next workweek as well.

Labor Day Weekend Forecast
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If you are hitting the road and heading up north on Friday, the weather looks great all throughout the state of Michigan. Expect lots of sunshine along with temperatures in the 70s to wrap up the week. Saturday morning should feature more clouds and a few passing showers from time to time in Metro Detroit. We will hang on to partly cloudy skies during the afternoon with temps in the 70s. Most of Sunday looks good, but a few rain chances will creep back into our region by Sunday evening. Have your umbrella on stand by on Monday because scattered rain is possible on Labor Day.

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