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Much of southeast Michigan — from just south of Flint to the state lines with Ohio and Indiana — was put under an excessive heat watch Wednesday through Thursday morning as the warm front is forecast to move east. Temperatures are expected to approach the upper 90s Wednesday, with high humidity pushing the heat index
An excessive heat warning was released by the National Weather Service on Wednesday as temperatures in metro Detroit reached a high of 95 degrees.
Temperatures in metro Detroit are expected to soar, reaching close to 100 degrees. Here's how to stay cool, including a list of cooling centers.
Detroit cooling centers are open for this week's extreme heat.
Efforts to mitigate extreme heat are important, as high temperatures are one of the most fatal weather-related conditions.