>> THANKS TO RUN. THE 4TH MAY BE WRAPPING UP BUT PEOPLE WILL BE OUT THE WHOLE HOLIDAY WEEKEND. YOU'RE LOOKING AT THE EAST SIDE OF THE CITY RIGHT THERE. WOW. SKIES LIT UP. HOW'S THAT FORECAST? HALEIGH IS LOOKING GOOD. I'M SO GLAD THAT THEY WERE ABLE LIKE THOSE FIREWORKS OFF. WE HAD A FEW SHOWERS MOVE THROUGH HAD EVEN A COUPLE LIGHTNING STRIKES. VERY THROUGH LOWER MICHIGAN. THERE'S REALLY NO ORGANIZATION TO IT'S GOING TO BE WARM AND MUGGY NIGHT. >> WE'RE TALKING ABOUT DRYING OUT AND 60'S FOR TEMPERATURES OVERNIGHT FRIDAY WE INTRODUCE THE CHANCE FOR MORE STORMS IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. A FEW OF THOSE COULD BE ON THE STRONGER SIDE AND WE'RE CALLING FOR A SPLIT WEEKEND. RAIN SHOWERS ON SATURDAY IN SPOTS AND THEN SUNDAY LOOKS DRY. 83 67 ARE HIGH AND LOW TODAY. 84 IN 64 AS WHAT WE AVERAGE. SO NOT TOO FAR FROM THAT 102, THOUGH, THE RECORD THAT WAS BACK IN 2012 AND WHERE WE ARE RIGHT NOW. WE'RE SITTING TEMPERATURES STILL IN THE 70'S. I DO LOVE, OF COURSE, THAT SHOT WITH ALL THESE FIREWORKS GOING OFF. WE'RE AT 76 DEGREES. 64 DEGREES. THE DEW POINT AND A NORTH WIND LIGHT. >> AT 3 MILES PER HOUR AS WE LOOK AT THE RADAR AGAIN, WE HAD SOME SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS MOVE THROUGH THINGS REALLY STARTING TO QUIET DOWN. HAD THOSE SHOWERS FROM MOUNT CLEMENS DOWN INTO THE GROSS POINTS, EVEN CLOSE TO THE DOWNTOWN AREA. WE'RE AT 76 DEGREES IN DETROIT. ALSO. >> IN PONTIAC, 75 IN ANN ARBOR, PARTLY CLOUDY AND 69 DEGREES DOWN TOWARD MONROE. WE LOOK AT OUR MUGGY METER AND HOW COMFORTABLE OR MAY BE UNCOMFORTABLE. YOU'RE GOING TO BE AND IT DOES LOOK LIKE IT'S GOING TO BE RUNNING ON THE HIGH SIDE RIGHT THROUGH TOMORROW. THAT WILL ALSO HELP FUEL SOME OF THESE STORMS ON OUR FRIDAY AFTERNOON. 01:00AM OR TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 70'S. WE FINALLY GET BACK DOWN INTO THE 60'S ABOUT UPPER 60'S. IS IT IN THE CITY GOING TO SEE SOME MID 60'S IN THAT LINE SUBURBS BUT STILL PRETTY WARM AND MCGEE LOOKING AT A BOUNDARY COMING THROUGH TONIGHT AND TOMORROW. SO AHEAD OF THAT BOUNDARY, THE COLD FRONT IS WHAT'S GOING TO PUSH IN THE SHOWER AND STORM CHANCES AGAIN AFTER MAINLY 02:00PM. WE ARE IN A MARGINAL RISK FOR SEVERE WEATHER. YOU CAN SEE HOW IT JUST CUTS THE EASTERN HALF OF LOWER MICHIGAN. WHAT THAT MEANS IS IF THE STORM BECOMES POTENTIALLY SEVERE, IT'S GOING TO BE HAIL AND DAMAGING WINDS AS THE MAIN THREAT, BUT ALSO SOME VERY HEAVY DOWNPOURS. CAN'T BE RULED OUT TO WITH THE HIGH HUMIDITY. THE COLD FRONT DOESN'T COME THROUGH UNTIL THE EVENING. SO OUT AHEAD OF THAT THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING, I DO THINK WE'LL SEE AT LEAST THE LINE OF STORMS ARE POLLS TYPE STORMS DEVELOPING AND THEN WE HAVE AN UPPER LEVEL LOW THAT WILL COME IN BEHIND IT. THAT WILL AT LEAST KEEP OUR CHANCES FOR SCATTERED SHOWERS GOING ON SATURDAY, ESPECIALLY IN THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING AND TO A DRY OUT ON SUNDAY. SO TONIGHT, RAIN ENDING. IT'S GOING TO BE MILD TEMPERATURES IN THE UPPER 60'S AND THEN RAIN AND STORMS INCREASE IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING TOMORROW. SO WE'RE TALKING 80 ON SATURDAY, NOT QUITE AS WARM. 84, THOUGH, LOOKS LIKE A GREAT DAY ON SUNDAY AND
