Detroit, MI – Spring weather in southeast Michigan will bring rain, wind, and even snow as temperatures fluctuate this week. Tuesday night could see heavy rain, followed by a drop in temperatures that may lead to snow accumulation in some areas.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is expected throughout Tuesday, with a high near 48°F. Wind gusts could reach 26 mph, making travel conditions tricky. By Tuesday night, temperatures will drop to 30°F, increasing the chance of snow, especially north of Detroit.
On Wednesday, rain will continue with highs near 56°F. By nightfall, colder air could mix with precipitation, leading to a rain-snow combination. Drivers along major roads like I-75 and I-94 should be prepared for wet and potentially icy conditions.
Thursday will bring gradual clearing, but temperatures will fall back to the upper 30s, reinforcing the week’s weather rollercoaster. The weekend, however, looks milder, with highs in the mid-40s and partly sunny skies.
Residents should stay updated on forecast changes and drive carefully as conditions shift. Keep an eye on potential winter weather impacts before heading out midweek.
