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Tuesday begins with a mix of sun and clouds, becoming sunnier throughout the day. Evening clouds increase due to an approaching weather system and cold front.

Metro Detroit will experience sunshine and high temperatures of 90°F on Friday, followed by rain showers starting Friday night through Sunday. Weekend forecasts include cloudy skies, rain chances, and potential rainfall exceeding an inch in some areas, with dry and sunny conditions returning by early next week.

Metro Detroit experiences comfortable summer weather with near-normal temperatures and dry conditions through Thursday. A weather system will bring showers and thunderstorms starting Friday night, with increased chances of rain over the weekend. Temperatures remain seasonally average throughout the week.

Afternoons and evenings this week will have breezy onshore winds, with temperatures near seasonal averages until midweek. A gradual warming trend will begin, leading to increased moderate heat risk for inland locations by next weekend.

Metro Detroit will experience dry, comfortable weather through Saturday with temperatures near seasonal averages. Starting Sunday, heat and humidity will increase, leading to high temperatures in the 90s and potential thunderstorms. A stronger weather system on Monday could bring widespread severe thunderstorms with damaging winds and heavy rain.

Lake Travis has reached 100% capacity for the first time in seven years as a weather system causing Central Texas flooding and cool temperatures moves away.

Cooler temperatures and rain are expected in the Chicago area on Father's Day as a weather system moves into the region. Highs will be below average with periods of showers.

A massive tornado caused significant destruction in northern Oklahoma, injuring at least 10 people and reducing homes to rubble. The twister, part of a severe weather system producing 12 tornadoes, remained on the ground for 30 minutes, leaving a trail of damage in the rural town of Enid.