Detroit, MI – Southeastern Michigan is bracing for a significant heatwave starting Monday, with temperatures expected to soar into the 90s and heat indices ranging from 94 to 102 degrees. Overnight lows will remain warm, only dipping into the 70s.
According to the US National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac, the heatwave is anticipated to last at least through Thursday. The region faces a prolonged period of high heat and humidity, with a risk of heat-related impacts, particularly in urban areas like Detroit.
Residents are advised to prepare for the extreme heat by ensuring access to air conditioning, staying hydrated, and checking on vulnerable individuals. The Weather Service emphasizes the importance of monitoring local cooling centers and adjusting outdoor activities to cooler parts of the day. Thursday may bring some relief in the form of potential thunderstorms and cloud cover, though the exact timing remains uncertain.
