Detroit, MI – Southeast Michigan faces a wet weekend as steady rain arrives Friday and strengthens through Saturday, potentially impacting travel along I-75 and other major roadways.
According to the National Weather Service, showers are likely Friday afternoon across Detroit and neighboring areas. Rain becomes more widespread by Saturday with an 80% chance of precipitation and daytime highs near 69°F. Travelers are urged to monitor conditions, especially during evening hours when roads may become slick.
Thursday night sees increasing clouds with temperatures falling to the upper 30s. On Friday, expect a high of 64°F with southeast winds up to 10 mph and gusts nearing 20 mph. Although Friday’s rainfall may remain light, heavier showers are likely by Saturday afternoon. Commuters along I-75 should prepare for possible slowdowns.
Saturday night continues the wet trend with steady rain and lows near 49°F. Sunday remains rainy with highs in the low 60s before rain tapers off by Sunday night. Monday offers a brief dry break, but more rain could return Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Weekend planners should prepare for wet conditions and adjust outdoor activities accordingly. Those driving should allow for extra time and check Michigan DOT alerts for real-time updates.
The extended five-day forecast shows:
- Friday: Showers likely, high near 64°F
- Saturday: Rain likely after 2 p.m., high near 69°F
- Sunday: Rain throughout the day, high near 63°F
- Monday: Mostly cloudy, high near 45°F
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny early, rain returns late
