Detroit, MI – A storm system is set to bring rain and breezy conditions to the Detroit area starting on Wednesday, April 2nd. As early as 2 a.m., expect significant rainfall and wind gusts up to 29 mph, according to the National Weather Service. Local roads, including Interstate 75 and Interstate 94, could become slick, making morning commutes dangerous.
The weather is expected to worsen as the day progresses, with rain likely continuing through the afternoon. Gusts could intensify, reaching 32 mph later in the day. Travelers are advised to drive cautiously, especially on highways and bridges where winds are typically stronger. Visibility may also be reduced due to the heavy rain, so motorists should prepare for slower traffic.
According to the National Weather Service, rainfall amounts could exceed 1 inch, with the possibility of localized flooding in low-lying areas. The advisory urges residents to clear storm drains and avoid flooded roadways to stay safe.
Looking ahead, Thursday, April 3rd will bring partly sunny skies, but there’s a 60% chance of rain later in the day. High temperatures will be around 66°F, so it’s a good idea to keep an umbrella handy. On Friday, April 4th, rain is expected again after 2 p.m., with highs near 53°F.
For now, make sure to stay informed of local weather alerts, as conditions may change rapidly. Be prepared for more April showers throughout the week, and keep an eye on the forecast for any updates. The weekend looks more promising, with sunny skies returning on Saturday and Sunday. Stay safe and plan accordingly!
