Environment Canada’s forecast is calling for sunny skies and a high of 15 C on Monday, but the temperature is to plummet to the freezing mark by Tuesday with a prolonged period of freezing rain ...

A system moving through the Great Lakes region will bring two main chances for strong storms in Southeast Michigan - Monday night and later Tuesday. Most of Monday will be dry with some sun through ...

We’ve had a pretty quiet weekend so far with temperatures warming, lighter cloud cover, and noticeable winds. As we look ahead to the new work week, temperatures will continue rising, at least early ...

Much milder temperatures are expected tonight as clouds and moisture begin to increase. We will enter a more active pattern midweek with multiple chances for rain and storms.

NASA continues to target Wednesday (April 1) for the launch of its Artemis 2 mission to fly astronauts around the moon, and says teams are tracking zero technical issues leading up to the liftoff ...

The countdown to launch of the Artemis II crew's flight around the moon begins Monday at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

After a mild and pleasant end to the weekend, lows tonight range from near 40 north of highway 20 to near 50 south of Interstate 80. Partly cloudy skies this evening turn mostly clear overnight and ...

Record and near record temperatures are expected on Monday with increasing clouds through the day. Cooler, wetter weather then takes over the forecast through the middle and end of the week.

A warming trend begins, as high pressure slides off to the east and winds turn southerly, pushing afternoon temperatures up to 60 degrees. Clouds moved in that will filter the sun at times.

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So, be prepared for some swings in weather over the next week. Monday morning temperatures will only drop down into the low 50s, getting into the low 70s in the afternoon under a mostly cloudy sky.

NASA's Artemis II crew is ready for their 10-day moon mission, with launch scheduled for Wednesday, April 1, and an 80% 'go' weather forecast.