Detroit, MI – A cold front is moving into Lower Michigan this evening, bringing showers and the possibility of storms through Monday morning. Residents should prepare for up to three-quarters of an inch of rain, which could impact morning commutes on major roadways like I-94 and I-75. Cooler air will follow, dropping highs from the 80s to the low 70s by Monday afternoon.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is expected to begin overnight, with a 50% chance of continued showers through Monday morning. Localized flooding is possible in areas near Pontiac and Flint, with wet and slick conditions likely on major highways. Drivers are urged to reduce speeds and use caution during early morning travel.
As cooler air settles in, temperatures will remain in the low 70s for much of the week, with additional chances for rain by Tuesday. Residents should stay updated on changing conditions and prepare for a wetter-than-usual start to the week.
