There's a chance for severe storms across metro Detroit on Tuesday night and into early Wednesday morning.
Watch Mike Taylor detail the storm chance below
The first chance comes overnight and early Tuesday. The National Weather Service said metro Detroit is in the "marginal" risk for severe storms between 3 a.m. and 10 a.m. Wednesday.
The National Weather Service upgraded all of metro Detroit into the "slight" risk for severe weather. The chance is from 6 p.m. Tuesday through 2 a.m. Wednesday.
The timeline looks to have storms come through early but those likely won't be severe. But the ones that late Tuesday night and around midnight Wednesday morning could be severe.
The storms are moving fast and will actually be out of the metro area before most people wake up and head to work on Wednesday morning.
With the storms moving through, temperatures will also crash. We're expected to have highs in the mid 60s on Tuesday and it'll stay warm on Wednesday morning, but as the day goes on, temps drop. We could even have some snow.
Winds will also pick up to the point where we could get some wind advisories on Wednesday.
We turn it around for Friday and the weekend as 40s and 50s are back.
