An Extreme Heat Warning hits Detroit this week with highs near 100°F and little overnight relief. Check cooling centers and avoid heavy outdoor activity during peak hours.

An Extreme Heat Watch runs June 30–July 2 as highs surge toward 100°F. Cooling centers and safety tips to help you stay cool.

A multi-day heat surge will push Detroit into the 90s and near‑100°F next week. Nights will stay muggy — plan cooling options and limit strenuous outdoor work.

Mild Saturday, high near 806F. A major heat wave arrives next week with highs near 100 61026F.

Cool Friday and a dry weekend. Be ready: highs could climb into the upper 90s by Tuesday.

A heat dome will push Lower Michigan into the 90s next week, with Detroit possibly near 97°F on Tuesday. Forecasters warn muggy nights and elevated risk for people without cooling.

Cool and sunny today with highs in the upper 70s. Showers and thunderstorms increase late Wednesday night into Thursday, with spotty gusts possible.

Clear, cool Tuesday with highs near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday night into Thursday.

Morning showers and a Special Weather Statement will slow Detroit’s commute; rain tapers by midday for partly sunny skies and highs near 73°F.

Cool, mostly clear Sunday morning; showers and storms move in after 8 p.m. with the heaviest rain south of I‑69. Expect ponding and choppy Lake Erie conditions.

Bay County Mosquito Control found West Nile and Jamestown Canyon viruses in local mosquito samples, prompting stepped‑up treatments and reminders to remove standing water. Officials say risk to most people remains low.

Cloudy Saturday with spotty showers and gusty west winds. Heavier rain likely Sunday night — mainly south of I‑94.

Sunny skies and a high near 77°F in Detroit on Juneteenth, with breezy WNW winds and gusts up to 24 mph. Weekend storms possible Sunday into Monday, especially south of I‑94.