Michigan – A biting chill hangs in the air this morning as drivers move through Metro Detroit under clearing skies, with temperatures dipping into the upper 30s and frost already forming on exposed surfaces. Early commuters may notice slick spots on bridges and quieter side streets, especially where moisture lingered overnight.
According to the National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac, a Frost Advisory remains in effect through 10 a.m., followed by a Freeze Warning beginning late tonight into Monday morning, with temperatures expected to fall as low as 18°F. That sharp drop raises concerns for both early travel and outdoor infrastructure.
Conditions shift again by this afternoon. Scattered rain and even brief snow showers may develop, with wind gusts topping 30 mph at times. While accumulation stays minimal, the mix could briefly reduce visibility and create slick patches along I-75, I-94, and M-59. A rumble of thunder cannot be ruled out, adding to the unsettled feel.
Skies clear later, but the cold intensifies quickly. By late evening into early Monday, temperatures plunge well below freezing. Any leftover moisture could refreeze, setting up patchy black ice for the Monday morning commute. Cover plants, protect outdoor plumbing, and use caution on untreated roads.
Monday brings sunshine but stays cool, with highs near 46°F. The pattern flips fast after that. Tuesday surges to near 68°F with dry conditions, followed by upper 60s and sunshine midweek—an abrupt swing back toward spring.
Five Day Forecast for Detroit, MI
Monday: Sunny, High 46°F
Tuesday: Mostly sunny, High 68°F
Wednesday: Sunny, High 69°F
Thursday: Sunny, High 75°F
Friday: Partly sunny, High 77°F
