Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with a slight severe threat south of I‑94. Temperatures will tumble tonight ahead of a blustery Friday.

Warm morning gives way to a quick warm‑up Thursday with showers and storms likely late in the day. Expect gusty winds and a sharp cooldown into Friday.

A bright fireball streaked over Metro Detroit on March 23, breaking apart in the sky and prompting reports of a loud boom. Experts say it could be a bolide or re‑entering space debris.

A chilly Tuesday morning gives way to a mild afternoon, but rain and thunderstorms are likely on Thursday. Plan for gusts and scattered heavier downpours.

Morning light rain is possible and highs will reach the low 60s today. A strong cold front Sunday will drop temperatures sharply and bring a good chance of showers.

Gray, near-freezing start with a slight chance of light snow or freezing drizzle. Highs near 49°F today; a warmer, wetter trend arrives Friday into the weekend.

Heavy snow and wind knocked down lines across northern Michigan, leaving thousands without power as crews race to restore service.

Wind Advisory in Metro Detroit with gusts up to 40–50 mph and possible snow squalls this afternoon and evening.

South winds gusting up to 45–50 mph this afternoon; a line of storms arrives overnight. Expect a colder, blustery Monday with possible snow squalls.

Mostly sunny Saturday with a high near 42°F. Light snow north overnight, then a gusty line of storms Sunday night and a sharp cool-down Monday.

Falling ice and a winter storm warning shuttered the Mackinac Bridge Friday, closing a key I-75 link and prompting travel warnings across northern Michigan.

Light snow Friday morning, but the bigger story is wind. Gusts up to 50–60 mph could down trees and cause outages.

High Wind Watch late March 12–13 for southeast Michigan with gusts to 55 mph and a brief round of snow that could affect the Friday commute.