The storm threat is continued in Metro Detroit – rainfalls, floods, strong winds possible

DETROIT – Showers and storms that have developed today will continue to be monitored over sunset, and some have grabbed a blow.

Together with the threat to gusty winds, isolated downpours caused some floods in Southeast Michigan. There is a lot of moisture to work in the atmosphere and these storms express everything.

We should dry out overnight tonight, although some models indicate that another cluster of showers and storms in our west can crawl closer to midnight.

Thursday looks mainly dry, but one or two showers/storms looks possible later in the morning and early afternoon. This cluster will not be widespread and many of us will stay dry, but it is something that we have to keep in mind.

The end of the week is cooler and the highs fight on Friday at 80 a.m.

The weekend looks okay, but there is another chance for showers and storms that could affect part of your weekend plans. While the dates of the long -haules were not fully consistent, it begins towards rain opportunities that move on Saturday evening and hang with us until Sunday morning. However, we will have to deal with all of this in the next few days.