Weather stories in Detroit

As we head into the last week of October, we’re going to start out with some cool days today and Tuesday, but then daytime highs in the 70s are expected to return to at least part of Michigan by later this week.

Southeast Michigan will experience several days of dry and mild weather with temperatures in the 70s before rain chances increase late in the week. A weak cold front will bring minimal changes, but the next significant rain is expected Thursday night into Friday, with another chance over the weekend.

DETROIT - Monday marks a 10-day dry streak for Southeast Michigan, with no signs of a big rain in sight.

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Metro Detroit is experiencing a sunny weekend with mild temperatures, but a brief cooldown is expected early next week. Patchy dense fog may affect morning commutes, and drought concerns are rising due to a lack of rainfall.

The Four Corners region faces ongoing flooding risks as heavy rains continue to impact the area. Local officials are assessing damage and hazards left by receding waters, urging caution for residents eager to return home.

A dense fog advisory is in effect for parts of southeast Michigan, reducing visibility to a quarter mile or less. Drivers are advised to exercise caution as fog is expected to return early Monday morning.

Metro Detroit is experiencing a Dense Fog Advisory until 10 AM Sunday, with visibility dropping below 1/4 mile. After the fog lifts, expect mild temperatures in the upper 60s, but concerns about drought persist as no rain is forecasted soon.

Metro Detroit will experience warm and dry conditions this weekend, with afternoon highs around 70°F. Patchy fog is expected overnight, but sunshine will return on Sunday, making it ideal for outdoor activities.

Severe flooding in Colorado and New Mexico has prompted evacuations and emergency rescues, affecting hundreds of residents. Authorities warn of continued rain and rising river levels, complicating recovery efforts.

The Four Corners region is experiencing severe flooding, prompting evacuations and rescues as emergency crews respond to the crisis. With more rain expected, authorities warn of rising rivers and continued danger for residents.

Metro Detroit is experiencing patchy dense fog this weekend, with visibility potentially dropping below 1/4 mile. The region is also facing drought conditions as the last measurable rainfall occurred over a week ago.

Severe flooding in the Four Corners region has resulted in rooftop rescues and evacuation orders for residents in low-lying areas of Colorado and New Mexico. As water levels rise, emergency services continue to respond to the crisis, with many roads becoming impassable.

Dense fog is impacting much of Michigan this morning, according to meteorologists for the National Weather Service.

Southeast Michigan is under a Dense Fog Advisory until 10 a.m. today, affecting morning commutes. Warmer temperatures are expected this weekend, with highs reaching the 70s on Sunday.

Hurricane Vance has formed off the coast of Mexico, currently a Category 1 storm with winds of 85 mph. It is expected to strengthen into a major hurricane over the weekend.

Metro Detroit will experience patchy fog Friday morning, particularly in northern areas, before transitioning to mild weather with highs in the mid-60s. A busy weekend of football is on the horizon, with comfortable temperatures for tailgating and events.

Subtropical Storm Josephine has formed in the Atlantic and is expected to strengthen, producing hurricane-force winds. While it will lose tropical characteristics as it merges with a cold front, gale warnings have been issued for parts of New England and Atlantic Canada.

Central Arizona experienced violent storms overnight, leading to possible tornadoes, fallen trees, and significant property damage. The National Weather Service issued multiple warnings as hail the size of golf balls and damaging winds affected the region.

Southeast Michigan is experiencing a stretch of sunny and mild weather, with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to low 70s. However, morning fog is a concern, particularly as moisture moves inland from the lakes, and a potential pattern change may bring more active weather next week.

Beyond some morning fog concerns, Metro Detroit residents can expect sunny skies and dry conditions to persist through the weekend.

Fog that caused reduced visibility across parts of Michigan’s upper and lower peninsulas yesterday could return this morning, according to meteorologists at the National Weather Service.

Subtropical Storm Josephine is moving north along the Eastern Seaboard, bringing gale-force winds and coastal flooding. The storm is expected to continue moving away from the U.S., while minor to moderate flooding persists in the mid-Atlantic region.

Metro Detroit is experiencing a prolonged stretch of dry and sunny weather, with temperatures above normal for October. Patchy fog may occur overnight, but clear skies and mild temperatures are expected through the weekend.

A rare storm in Arizona has unleashed golf ball-sized hail and damaging winds, prompting tornado watches and flash flood warnings. The National Weather Service has issued multiple alerts as the storm moves through northern and central regions.

Southeast Michigan is experiencing dense fog, particularly in Monroe and Lenawee counties, prompting an advisory until 10 AM. High pressure will maintain warm, dry conditions through the weekend, with temperatures reaching the upper 60s and potentially into the 70s by Thursday.

Southeast Michigan will experience a prolonged stretch of dry weather with cool nights and sunny afternoons through Saturday, according to meteorological forecasts.

Southeast Michigan is experiencing dry and warm fall weather this week, with temperatures above seasonal averages. Clear skies and light winds make for ideal outdoor conditions, although fog may affect Wednesday morning commutes.