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.
