Detroit, MI – A storm system is expected to impact the Detroit area on Friday, potentially disrupting Labor Day weekend plans. The National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac has issued a severe thunderstorm outlook for Friday, focusing on areas mainly north of I-69.
According to the National Weather Service, showers and isolated thunderstorms will develop around midday. These storms are expected to intensify after 4 p.m., bringing a higher risk of severe weather, including damaging winds exceeding 60 mph and hail larger than one inch. The threat extends into the evening, with storms transitioning to a more organized, linear mode by 10 p.m.
As Friday marks the start of the Labor Day weekend, the anticipated severe weather could affect travel and outdoor activities. Residents should monitor local weather updates and have multiple ways to receive warnings. It’s advisable to secure outdoor items and avoid travel during severe storms.
Meteorologists urge the public to remain vigilant, as storm conditions can change rapidly. Clearer skies are expected Saturday, with temperatures cooling over the weekend, making Saturday and Sunday more suitable for outdoor plans.
