Patchy frost Tuesday morning in Metro Detroit; showers and thunderstorms are likely tonight with gusty winds. Boaters should watch Small Craft Advisories.

Lake Michigan and Huron surged 13.4 inches in April after heavy rain and rapid snowmelt, raising shoreline erosion and local flood concerns. Officials say levels remain near seasonal averages for now.

Cool morning with highs near 59°F. Patchy frost overnight, then showers and thunderstorms expected Tuesday night.

Sunny and blustery today with highs near 63°F. Patchy frost tonight and Monday night; storms likely Tuesday night.

Fog and mist this morning give way to warm, gusty conditions and likely afternoon storms. Isolated strong storms and small‑craft advisories are possible into the evening.

Sunny Friday and highs near 65, then a warmer Saturday with afternoon storms and gusts. Cooler nights could bring frost early next week.

Chilly start with pockets of frost this morning. Mostly sunny and breezy later with highs near 57°F.

An EF-0 tornado briefly touched down near Beaverton on April 24, damaging outbuildings and marking Michigan's 15th tornado of 2026.

Cool, partly sunny today with highs near 59°F. Frost possible Thursday; rain returns Friday into the weekend.

Showers are likely Tuesday afternoon and tonight with gusty west winds. Highs near 59F; lows around 43F.

Sunny and windy Monday with highs near 76°F and gusts to about 30–35 mph. Storms possible Monday night; much cooler Tuesday.

A frosty start on Sunday, May 3, 2026 will warm to the mid-60s with gusty southwest winds. Small Craft Advisories affect local waters; showers are most likely Tuesday.

State regulators told Boulder Creek to connect nearby homes to municipal water after tests found massive PFAS contamination under the club's driving range.