Detroit, MI – Southeast Michigan will see a shift from mild fall weather to wintry conditions as the week leading into Thanksgiving unfolds, according to the National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac.
Today begins breezy but mostly dry, with highs near 47–51°F. Winds may pick up through the afternoon before easing overnight. Monday brings partly sunny skies and slightly warmer highs around 50°F, offering a brief calm before wetter weather arrives midweek.
Rain returns Tuesday with highs in the upper 40s to mid-50s, followed by cooler air and scattered showers on Wednesday. Temperatures will fall sharply by Thanksgiving Day, when highs will struggle to reach the mid-30s and snow showers could mix in across parts of the region.
The cold front arriving midweek will mark the first notable holiday chill of the season, with overnight lows dipping into the 20s by Thanksgiving morning. Travelers should plan for wet roads Tuesday and potential slick spots Thursday, particularly in outlying and northern counties.
