Dry and seasonable conditions in Michigan wrap up Sunday, paving the way for significant weather changes to start the week. Monday will bring mostly cloudy skies, and rain showers are expected, especially for areas along and north of I-69. Temperatures will peak at around 71°F, offering a mild start before the weather shift. Residents should plan for possible outdoor adjustments and stay prepared for the wet conditions.
According to the US National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac, showers will extend into Monday night, with a 50% chance of precipitation. Winds from the south will reach up to 26 mph, adding an extra chill to the air and potentially causing road disruptions, especially along major highways. Drivers on I-69 and nearby roads should exercise caution as conditions become slippery.
Tuesday brings an even higher chance of showers, with periods of rain likely during the afternoon and evening. The forecast predicts a 90% chance of rain as a cold front sweeps through, accompanied by gusts up to 33 mph. These conditions could result in localized flooding in low-lying areas and hamper commutes across southeastern Michigan.
Midweek will see relief with mostly sunny conditions and highs around 61°F. Wednesday night temperatures will drop to about 42°F, signaling cooler, calmer weather. By Thursday and Friday, sunny skies are expected, offering a stable end to the week, with temperatures holding near 61°F.
Stay updated on local weather channels for timely advisories and keep emergency kits and rain gear handy for early-week precipitation.
