Severe storms are possible Tuesday night as heat and humidity surge ahead of a cold front, threatening Metro Detroit with damaging winds and heavy downpours that could cause localized flooding. The storms are expected to taper off by about 2 a.m. Wednesday morning.
Beyond the overnight storms, quieter weather is expected for the rest of the week. A slight chance of a shower remains on Wednesday, but Thursday and Friday look mostly sunny. Temperatures will trend cooler, with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lower dewpoints, making it feel less humid across the region.
Forecast highlights:
– Tonight: Rain and storms diminishing with lows near 70. Winds from the southwest around 5-10 mph.
– Wednesday: Partly sunny with a slight shower possible. Highs in the upper 80s. SW winds 5-10 mph.
– Thursday: Mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
What to watch and tips:
– If severe weather develops, seek shelter indoors away from windows and avoid driving through flooded roads.
– Secure outdoor items and stay tuned to local forecasts for updates.
– After the front passes, enjoy more comfortable humidity levels and drier air later in the week.
Summary:
A risk of strong to severe storms Tuesday night is followed by cooler, drier conditions with more sun and less humidity from Wednesday into the end of the week. A brief shower is possible Wednesday, but otherwise the days look bright and milder. Expect the storm window to close by early Wednesday morning, bringing relief and more seasonable temperatures.