Detroit gets sunny skies and an 81-degree high Tuesday, but showers and thunderstorms return to the forecast Wednesday evening.

A crisp, sunny start gives Detroit a brief break from summer heat. Temperatures climb quickly before midweek storm chances return.

Flat Rock's century-old dam will lose part of its structure so sturgeon and walleye can finally swim upstream.

A Facebook video timestamped 9:35 a.m. shows the swirling cloud near Harsens Island as a cold front rolled through.

Detroit gets a cooler, breezy Sunday with a slight storm chance. Sunny skies return Monday before late-week thunderstorms enter the forecast.

Detroit gets a stormy Saturday with a 90% rain chance, gusty thunderstorms and possible heavy downpours before a cooler Sunday.

Detroit gets a mostly sunny Friday near 82 degrees before showers and thunderstorms move in late at night and make Saturday a soggy one.

Detroit gets a sunny Friday before showers and thunderstorms arrive Saturday, with cooler, gusty weather following Sunday.

Detroit’s warm midweek forecast comes with only a small storm chance Wednesday. The bigger weather shift arrives this weekend, with Saturday shaping up as the wettest day.

Detroit warms into the mid-80s Tuesday before a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives late at night.

Detroit will warm to 82 degrees Monday before a stormier, cooler stretch arrives Tuesday night and Wednesday.

Detroit’s quiet, foggy start gives way to showers and thunderstorms Sunday, with heavy downpours and localized flooding possible. Sunshine returns Monday before another storm chance arrives midweek.

Detroit’s foggy Friday morning should clear into a warm afternoon, but storms and possible localized flooding are headed for the weekend.