Detroit, MI – Southeast Michigan residents should prepare for severe weather as thunderstorms are expected Tuesday. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a slight risk alert for the region, indicating the potential for damaging wind gusts, large hail, and isolated tornadoes.
According to the NWS Detroit/Pontiac office, the main window for these severe storms will be from 2 PM to midnight. While there is uncertainty in the exact timing, storms are likely to develop in the morning and afternoon north of I-69, with the rest of southeast Michigan seeing activity by evening. Residents should have multiple ways to receive weather warnings and ensure their severe weather safety plans are in place.
Strong storms may persist into Tuesday night. The NWS advises monitoring local forecasts closely and being prepared for quick changes in weather conditions, particularly during the afternoon and evening. Keep an eye on the sky, and stay indoors when thunderstorms approach.
