Hot and humid conditions will persist across Michigan through at least Wednesday, with heat indices approaching 100 degrees and scattered thunderstorms capable of producing damaging winds and large hail.
Temperatures in the low 90s and dewpoints in the 70s will create heat indices around 100 degrees, while severe storm potential increases this afternoon
Severe weather has rolled across most of Southeast Michigan twice throughout Tuesday. Southeast Michigan Severe Weather Metro Detroiters woke up Tuesday to continuing extreme heat, with temperatures in the 90s as the month of September began. That was until 7 p.m.
More bad weather is pushing into Metro Detroit following a heavy round of thunder, lightning, and downpours that hit the region Wednesday night and Thursday morning. With approximately 100,000 homes without power in the region, more warnings are being issued.
