Detroit, Michigan – After a cooler, less humid start to the week, Southeast Michigan is bracing for a return to unsettled weather with scattered thunderstorms likely from Wednesday through Friday. Monday brings a break from the muggy conditions, but residents should expect changing skies and increasing rain chances as the week progresses.
According to the National Weather Service in Detroit, Monday will see highs between 72°F and 82°F with clouds clearing out by afternoon. Tuesday is expected to stay dry and partly cloudy, with temperatures rising to 80–86°F and lows dipping into the upper 50s and low 60s.
The shift arrives Wednesday, as scattered thunderstorms are expected to move into the Detroit area and surrounding cities, including Ann Arbor, Livonia, and Pontiac. Highs will hover between 80°F and 85°F, with similar conditions continuing through Thursday and Friday. Lows each night remain mild, mostly in the low-to-mid 60s.
Drivers should be prepared for wet roads and slower commutes, especially during afternoon hours. Residents are urged to check local alerts, keep devices charged in case of isolated outages, and have umbrellas or rain gear on hand. If you have outdoor plans, monitor the skies and consider rescheduling activities.
Storm chances linger through the end of the week, with more updates possible if additional advisories are issued.
Five Day Forecast for Southeast Michigan:
- Monday: Cooler, decreasing clouds. High 72–82°F / Low 56–63°F
- Tuesday: Partly cloudy, dry. High 80–86°F / Low 56–63°F
- Wednesday: Scattered thunderstorms. High 80–85°F / Low 61–68°F
- Thursday: Scattered thunderstorms. High 80–86°F / Low 62–67°F
- Friday: Scattered thunderstorms. High 85–89°F / Low 61–68°F
