Detroit, MI – A fall-like weather pattern will dominate southeastern Michigan this weekend, bringing rain showers, cooler temperatures, and gusty winds. Today, a 55% chance of rain persists in Detroit with highs near 72°F before temperatures drop into the 50s by evening. Winds of 20 knots and waves up to 7 feet are expected along the coastlines of Lake Huron, where small craft advisories have been issued.
According to the National Weather Service, lake effect rain showers will hit the Thumb region tonight, with persistent chilly conditions into Saturday morning. Rain is expected to taper off by Sunday afternoon, offering a brief respite before temperatures warm up early next week.
Those in affected areas should take precautions, especially along Lake Huron, where dangerous swimming conditions are expected. Boaters are urged to heed advisories and avoid small craft activity until Sunday morning. Clear skies are expected by Monday, with highs pushing into the 80s next week.
For safety, residents should plan for cooler temperatures and monitor weather updates, especially those in coastal and rural areas prone to more significant rainfall and wind impacts.
