Michigan residents should prepare for a shift in weather this week, with spring showers and cooler temperatures expected by Thursday. According to the National Weather Service, rain will start after 2 p.m. on Wednesday, continuing into Thursday. Temperatures will drop, reaching the 40s, making for a chilly end to the week.
On Thursday, the region will experience mostly cloudy skies, with a high of 47°F and a 50% chance of rain. This will continue into Friday, with temperatures holding steady at a cool 35°F in the morning. The rain could impact travel, particularly on major roadways like I-94, where wet conditions may create slippery spots, especially during the evening rush.
Wednesday night will bring colder temperatures, dropping to around 39°F, with light rain expected to persist. Prepare for wet conditions if you’re heading out, and be sure to carry an umbrella to stay dry.
By Friday, temperatures will remain cold with mostly cloudy skies, while Saturday and Sunday bring milder temperatures, reaching into the 50s and 60s as the weather stabilizes.
Drivers should be cautious of wet roads on Thursday, particularly if traveling during rain periods. Be sure to check road conditions and prepare for slower travel times.
Extended 5-Day Forecast:
- Wednesday: High of 45°F, Low of 39°F, Mostly sunny in the morning, rain chance after 2 p.m.
- Thursday: High of 47°F, Low of 37°F, Cloudy with rain.
- Friday: High of 35°F, Low of 35°F, Mostly cloudy.
- Saturday: High of 56°F, Low of 40°F, Mostly sunny.
- Sunday: High of 62°F, Low of 48°F, Sunny.
Stay updated on the forecast as this spring weather change unfolds!
