Labor Day weekend in Metro Detroit is expected to be hot and muggy, although there's a slight chance rain could mar some Michiganians' picnic plans.
Temperatures were expected to hover in the mid-80s through the weekend, National Weather Service meteorologist Dave Kook said.
"It'll be pretty muggy," Kook said. "We're looking at (temperatures in the) mid- to -upper 80s throughout the weekend, which is normal for this time of year.
"The Detroit area should stay dry, but there's a chance some storms from the west could move in," Kook said. "But the expectations that they'd reach the Detroit area are low; the area north of Saginaw is where we're expecting storms."
Extended forecast
Saturday: High of 87 degrees low of 72 with a mixture of clouds and sunshine.
Sunday: High of 87 degrees with a chance of thunderstorms in areas. Low of 72.
Monday: High near 90 with a low of 73 degrees. Mixture of clouds and sun with a chance of a thunderstorm.
Tuesday: High of 90, low of 72 degrees. Humid and mostly sunny.
Wednesday: High of 90 with a low of 71 degrees. A few showers possible.
Source: AccuWeather
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