Novi, Michigan 7 Day Weather Forecast

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FXUS63 KDTX 091729
AFDDTX

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Detroit/Pontiac MI
129 PM EDT Mon Jun 9 2025

.KEY MESSAGES...

- Upper level low pressure will support a chance for showers and
  thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Some of the storms may
  be strong to severe after 4pm with wind gusts up to 60 mph and
  small hail. There is a marginal (1/5) to slight (2/5) risk for
  severe weather today.

- A few spotty showers and a rumble of thunder will be possible late
  Tuesday afternoon.

- Much warmer weather is expected Wednesday with highs in the mid 80s
  and dewpoints of around 60 degrees.

- Unsettled conditions are expected during the end of the week as a
  frontal boundary develops over the region.

- Low confidence exists in the forecast next weekend.

&&

.AVIATION...

Dry slotting early this afternoon precedes an opportunity for more
showers and some storms this evening with an approaching cold front
currently located over Lake Michigan. Diurnal recovery is well
underway amidst dewpoints generally in the mid-upper 50s and warming
temperatures. This lends building instability, over portions of
Lower Michigan which supports convective opportunities, mainly
between 22Z today and 03Z Tuesday. CAMs have picked up on potential
downstream instability collapse later into the evening hours. This
dissipation becomes more likely with eastward progress as the
boundary layer collapses and stability rises. Next dry slot moves in
overnight presenting an opportunity for SKC in the frontal wake as
winds gradually veer more westerly. Breezier tomorrow with SCT-BKN
diurnal cumulus coverage arising.

For DTW/D21 Convection...Line of decaying showers and storms will
encroach on the airspace this evening in advance of the next cold
front passage. Hi-resolution data is trending lower in the
maintenance of thunderstorm integrity, but should storms survive,
the main window to see this activity is between 00-02Z.

THRESHOLD PROBABILITIES...

* Low for thunderstorms this evening between 00-02Z.

* Medium in ceilings at or below 5000 feet this evening and
  early tonight.

&&

.PREV DISCUSSION...
Issued at 346 AM EDT Mon Jun 9 2025

DISCUSSION...

Main thetae axis associated with the northern Minnesota closed low
pressure system is in the process of exiting Lower Michigan this
morning. Hires signal suggests the last of the activity may streak
again just east of the cwa over Lake Erie between 10-13Z in response
to an upper level jet streak fgen response. A mid-upper dry slot
will then be in place over the area for the remainder of the morning
and much of the afternoon. Sunnier skies are anticipated leading to
temperatures in the middle 70s. With full insolation latest forecast
information suggests that sb/ml CAPE will reach to less than 750
J/kg this afternoon. Widely scattered to numerous showers and
thunderstorms are then expected to develop/impact the area for a
portion of the 21z-03z time window. Do expect a reasonably good
response/lift as basal portion of the composite trough and main
absolute vorticity maximum will negatively pivot directly through
the area. The strongest storm may be capable of marginally severe
wind gust given the inverted V sounding, however, the lack of
instability will limit convective vigor. The better potential for
gusty winds may be between 21-23z as some model solutions suggest a
quick gusting out/reestablishment of a secondary instability
gradient to the east of the cwa. Small hail will also be possible.
The latest SPC Swody1 has included portions of the forecast area in
a Marginal Risk for severe weather.

Cool midlevel temperatures will persist over Southeast Michigan
Tuesday as the upper level trough continues to work through the
Great Lakes. Latest forecast soundings support deeply stable
conditions between 2.5 and 12.5 kft agl to begin the day. A few
spotty showers and perhaps a rumble of thunder will be possible
during peak heating of the late afternoon, but confidence is very low.

Geopotential heights will then rise over Lower Michigan Wednesday in
response to the trough vacating the region. Latest indications are
that zonal flow will be in place, with heights remaining
sufficiently suppressed over much of eastern Canada. A model signal
exists that quasi stationary warm frontal boundary will then take
shape and remain in place for the end of the week and perhaps next
weekend. Widely varying humidity will likely result across the
boundary setting the stages for the instability gradient to be in
closer proximity. Low confidence exists on where activity would
develop along this boundary and whether or not any larger scale MCS
systems would track through. Much warmer and more humid weather
Wednesday and Thursday. Low predictability and low confidence
Thursday - Sunday.

MARINE...

Light southwest winds are in place as of this morning after the
passage of a surface trough last evening. Lingering rain showers
depart into Canada by daybreak, with dry weather anticipated for at
least the first half of the day. Uncertainty still exists regarding
whether enough instability will build over the Great Lakes this
afternoon and evening (roughly 4pm to Midnight EDT) to support
scattered shower and thunderstorm activity along the cold front. If
storms do develop, they may become strong and produce small hail
and/or wind gusts 34+ knots. High pressure then attempts to build
north from the Ohio Valley on Tuesday and Wednesday, but will be
brief as a glancing northern stream low sends a cold front into the
Great Lakes for the latter half of the week. This front will stall
over lower Michigan and will be the focus for the next precipitation
chances Wednesday night through Friday. As the front sinks across
the area Wednesday evening, winds/waves will elevated toward
headline criteria especially for the Saginaw Bay.

&&

.DTX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
MI...None.
Lake Huron...None.
Lake St Clair...None.
Michigan waters of Lake Erie...None.
&&

$$

AVIATION.....KGK
DISCUSSION...CB
MARINE.......MV


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