Low pressure will track across the Upper Midwest to the northern Great Lakes, triggering several lines showers and storms that will reach Ohio after sunset.

We have issued a FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY for Monday ahead of the cold front that will move through in the late afternoon and early evening, bringing the risk of a few severe storms.

Severe weather is possible throughout southeast Michigan Sunday evening. Due to the heightened risk the NEXT Weather Team will be at our Alert Day levels, providing additional coverage on our livestream through the evening.

THE LATEST FROM STORM TEAM 5… Rain and freezing rain showers have developed this afternoon associated with a slow moving area of low pressure just off to our south and west. We will continue to see waves of precipitation move in this evening and into the night time,

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Scattered showers will move into the region likely by the late morning hours for western areas then by the afternoon for eastern zones lasting through the evening. Rain will likely be on the lighter side and not a complete washout for the entire day as there will be breaks in the rain.

Scattered activity will develop during PM hours, with strong storms possible north of Orlando. Monday’s highs will be in the

Severe weather is expected to hit the region over the next 24 hours, with thunderstorms bringing large hail, lightning, and damaging winds, with the potential for tornadoes in South-Central Missouri and North-Central Arkansas,

Rain is expected to move into southern Lower Michigan by Saturday night, with thunderstorms possible from late Sunday morning into the afternoon and evening, according to the National Weather Service.