Detroit, MI – Michiganders will face a chilly weekend before temperatures rise next week, bringing a shift in conditions across the region.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday morning will start cold, with lows between 10-15°F. Afternoon highs will reach 26-30°F under partly sunny skies. Sunday will be slightly warmer, with lows of 18-22°F and highs climbing to 32-36°F.
Next week, temperatures will turn milder, with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s and 30s. Rain is expected Monday and Tuesday, with a mix of rain and snow possible early Monday. Winds will pick up, with gusts reaching 24 mph on Saturday.
Drivers should be cautious of potentially slick roads, especially during overnight hours when temperatures dip below freezing. Those heading outdoors should dress warmly for the frigid mornings.
The extended forecast suggests mostly cloudy skies through midweek, with occasional rain chances Wednesday and Thursday. The region may see a more consistent warm-up toward the end of next week.
Stay updated on the latest weather conditions and plan accordingly for changing temperatures and precipitation.
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