Showers, storms with heavy rain to be main threat mid-week in Metro Detroit

Category: Weather

Cooler air is expected to bring relief from the hot, muggy summer weather, with temperatures dropping to the mid-60s overnight and highs in the low 70s on Tuesday. Showers and storms are likely, especially in the morning, but a transition to sunny and lower humidity weather is anticipated afterward.

Keywords: Weather forecast, Cooler temperatures, Humidity

Source: ClickOnDetroit

Update At: 8/6/2024

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