Detroit, MI – Michigan’s spring weather takes a sharp turn this week, with rain, wind, and a drop in temperatures. Starting Monday morning, Detroit will experience an 80% chance of rain, accompanied by gusty winds reaching up to 34 mph. Residents should prepare for wet conditions and possible disruptions in travel.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is expected to intensify between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Monday, with southeast winds of 10 to 18 mph. By the afternoon, winds could shift southwest, further complicating travel across the region. With an 80% chance of rain and a potential for minor flooding in low-lying areas, it’s advisable to carry an umbrella and be cautious on slick roads.
Looking ahead to Tuesday, temperatures will reach a high of 65°F, but clear skies will return, offering a brief respite from the rainy conditions. However, residents should brace for another cool evening with temperatures dropping to around 47°F. The NWS predicts a mostly sunny Wednesday, with a high of 71°F and mild winds.
As we move toward the weekend, Detroit can expect a mix of spring showers, with Friday bringing another round of rain. Forecasts indicate a high of 70°F on Thursday, followed by a cool-down on Friday to around 66°F. Those with outdoor plans should monitor weather updates, as rain chances remain throughout the week.
Stay safe, and remember to adjust your commute plans for Monday’s rain and wind. Be cautious while driving, especially on areas like Interstate 75 and Michigan highways, where wet roads may cause delays.
Extended 5-Day Forecast
Friday: High 70°F, Chance of Rain
Monday: High 70°F, Rain and Wind (80% chance)
Tuesday: High 65°F, Partly Cloudy
Wednesday: High 71°F, Mostly Sunny
Thursday: High 70°F, Partly Cloudy
