Detroit, MI – Southeast Michigan residents should prepare for scattered to numerous thunderstorms today, with heavy rainfall rates potentially causing localized minor flooding. The National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac has issued a forecast indicating that these storms, although not likely to be severe, will be accompanied by warm and humid conditions lasting through Saturday.
According to the US National Weather Service, the heat index is expected to reach near 90 degrees this afternoon and again on Saturday. A significant change in weather is anticipated as a cold front moves through the area from Sunday night into Monday, bringing relief from the oppressive heat and humidity for the upcoming week.
Today’s forecast includes temperatures peaking at 83 degrees in Detroit, with rain expected throughout the day. Saturday’s high will approach 89 degrees with continued humid conditions and possible thunderstorms. Sunday will see a slight drop in temperatures, reaching 84 degrees, as the cold front begins to influence the weather pattern.
Looking ahead to next week, Monday and Tuesday will bring cooler temperatures in the mid-70s to low-80s, with a mix of sun and clouds. Wednesday and Thursday are expected to remain sunny with temperatures in the upper 70s.
