Clear Friday morning and highs near 84°F. Spotty afternoon storms mainly south of I-94; dry weekend and 90s early next week.

Forecasters warn scattered but potentially strong thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and localized flooding to Metro Detroit on Thursday.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sunny skies and highs near 90°F. A front Thursday could bring thunderstorms and pockets of heavy rain.

Clear morning with highs near 85°F; patchy fog late tonight and a chance of storms Thursday. Read what to expect for commutes and outdoor plans.

Spotty morning showers may slow commutes, then drier, warmer afternoons with highs near 81°F. Midweek heat builds into the upper 80s.

Showers and thunderstorms Sunday afternoon with heavy downpours possible in Detroit. Expect flooded streets and delay-prone commutes.

A severe line of storms toppled trees across Dearborn and Dearborn Heights and a giant tree smashed a car's windshield. Crews and utilities responded as outages spread.

Light rain this morning with storms likely mid-to-late afternoon. Highs near 90 with gusty winds possible.

Overnight storms knocked out power to roughly 14,000 Michigan customers, with Barry, Kalamazoo and Allegan counties hardest hit as crews work to restore service. Live outage trackers show where outages cluster.

Extreme Heat Warning through 8 PM Friday with highs near 98°F and heat indices near 107°F. Cooling centers are open and storms may bring heavy downpours tonight.

Fourteen Michigan beaches were placed under bacteria advisories or closed ahead of the July 4 weekend. EGLE and county health divisions list affected sites and testing thresholds.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Detroit on July 2 with highs near 98°F and heat-index values above 105°F. Cooling centers are open across the city.

NWS crews are surveying damage after a June 30 storm near Trenary that showed radar rotation and produced large hail; a tornado touchdown has not yet been confirmed.