Michigan – Low clouds press down over Detroit this morning, and mist clings to windshields along I-75 and I-94 as a cold rain mixes with wet flakes.
Temperatures hover in the mid-30s after sunrise, with areas of fog and light precipitation reducing visibility at times. Widespread rain continues through the morning, and a rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out. Roads remain mostly wet, but slushy patches could develop where snow briefly mixes in.
By afternoon, skies gradually brighten. Highs climb to 54 degrees, well above freezing. That mild push helps limit accumulation, but it also sets up a classic February concern. When moisture lingers and temperatures fall after sunset, slick spots can develop quickly.
Tonight, readings dip into the upper 30s with another chance of rain and snow. Light precipitation may redevelop late. Plan extra time for the Thursday morning commute.
Thursday stays unsettled. Highs reach the mid-40s with additional rain and snow showers possible. Thursday night brings another mixed round, with lows near 41.
Friday turns milder again, topping out near 50 degrees. A chance of rain and snow remains in place. By Friday night, temperatures fall into the mid-30s. Any wet pavement could refreeze if skies partially clear.
The weekend trends colder. Saturday holds in the low 40s with scattered rain or snow. Saturday night drops near 31. Sunday cools further, with highs in the mid-30s and more snow showers possible. While no major Winter storm is expected now, even light snow in February can create travel headaches.
Early next week stays chilly, with highs in the low 30s Monday before moderating slightly. Longer-range signals hint at a gradual warming trend later next week, offering a touch of early Spring warmth.
Five-Day Outlook for Detroit, MI:
Today: Rain, high 54.
Thursday: Rain/snow showers, high 46.
Friday: Chance rain/snow, high 50.
Saturday: Chance rain/snow, high 41.
Sunday: Chance snow, high 36.
