Detroit, MI – Detroit faces a serious summer weather alert as thunderstorms threaten to bring heavy rain and flooding to southeast Michigan starting Sunday, July 27th. Flash flooding could develop quickly, especially in low-lying areas and along major roads like I-75 and M-59, making travel hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday’s storms will roll into the region during the afternoon and persist into the evening. The heaviest rain is expected between 3 p.m. and 9 p.m. Rainfall totals could exceed one inch in spots, and local officials urge drivers to avoid flooded roadways and never drive through standing water.
Scattered showers may continue Monday, July 28th, with high humidity and temperatures near 90°F. On Tuesday, July 29th, expect a return to hot, sunny weather with highs in the low 90s. By midweek, a cold front will move in, bringing slightly cooler air and clearing skies for Wednesday, July 30th, and Thursday, July 31st. Nights will be more comfortable, and rain chances decrease after Tuesday.
Safety Tips:
Stay weather-aware, charge your devices, and sign up for emergency alerts. If possible, delay travel on I-75 and M-59 during heavy rain. Check on vulnerable neighbors and keep your storm drains clear.
Five-Day Forecast: Detroit, MI
- Sunday, July 27th: Thunderstorms, heavy rain, flood risk. High: 87°F / Low: 72°F
- Monday, July 28th: Scattered showers, humid. High: 89°F / Low: 71°F
- Tuesday, July 29th: Hot, mostly sunny. High: 92°F / Low: 69°F
- Wednesday, July 30th: Partly cloudy, cooler. High: 81°F / Low: 63°F
- Thursday, July 31st: Mostly sunny, mild. High: 79°F / Low: 60°F
More updates and advisories may be issued as storms develop. Stay tuned for the latest information and weather alerts.
