Detroit, Michigan – A few light showers could dampen parts of southeast Michigan this morning, especially south of I-94, but sunshine and warmer temperatures are set to return through the weekend.
According to the National Weather Service in Detroit, spotty rain is possible early Saturday in Monroe, Lenawee, and southern Wayne counties, with dry conditions expected elsewhere. Temperatures will climb from the low 70s today to the low 80s by Monday, marking a steady warming trend into early next week.
Saturday will stay mostly cloudy with highs between 70° and 77° before clearing skies usher in brighter, warmer days. Sunday brings sunshine and highs reaching 81° in Ann Arbor and Detroit. By Monday, areas like Port Huron and Pontiac could see highs in the low 80s under mostly sunny skies.
Drivers along I-94 should watch for slick spots early, but no widespread travel impacts are expected. Still, anyone with outdoor plans may want to check radar if heading south early in the day.
More summer-like weather is expected through midweek, with no additional rain threats currently forecast.
🌤 Three-Day Forecast for Southeast Michigan:
- Saturday: Cloudy AM, chance of light showers south of I-94. Highs 70°–77°, lows 50°–58°
- Sunday: Mostly sunny and warmer. Highs 73°–81°, lows 54°–60°
- Monday: Mostly sunny and breezy. Highs 78°–83°
