The trend is brought in by a high pressure system arriving from the south, the National Weather Service said.
September is here, but summer isn’t over just yet.
A round of heat is expected to move across Metro Detroit into the Labor Day holiday weekend, with temperatures topping 90 degrees on Monday, the National Weather Service said.
„Breezy southwest wind develops Saturday to help carry in heat and moderate humidity for Sunday and Monday,“ the agency said in a statement.
The patterns „will be brought in by high pressure moving in from the south along with a building ridge coming out of the northern Central Plains, as well,“ said Andrew Arnold, a meteorologist with the NWS station in White Lake Township.
