Thunderstorm chances are sticking around the forecast looking ahead into the middle of the week as our cold front pulls through the region. But once that cold front pulls through, we are going to see some more refreshing changes move in with below-average temperatures heading our way.

The region will see a low chance for storms on Tuesday with a 20-30% range of scattered storms, said Kevin Kacan, a National Weather Service meteorologist. Overall, severe weather is not expected throughout the day but "can't be completely ruled out," he said.

A Heat Advisory will be in effect for the bulk of the day Monday as another few days of high temperatures persist.

Some of Metro Detroit's cooling centers will be open to the public this week in response to a spike in temperature that is in the forecast.

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