As Detroit gears up for a week of dynamic weather, Detroiters are advised to keep their rain gear handy and brace for gusty winds. Today's partly sunny skies come with a caveat, a high nearing 58 degrees, but paired with gusts that could reach 23 mph, according to the National Weather Service. As Monday evening rolls in, showers are slated to strike post-midnight with a robust 80% chance, and wind gusts may escalate to a blustery 29 mph making it a night where the city's weather refuses to sleep, murmuring through every exposed alley and street.

The wet conditions are expected to persist into Tuesday morning with the continuation of showers before tapering off by 11 am, but not without first delivering another punch of wind—peaking with gusts that may soar to 34 mph. The city will see a high of 55 degrees, as updated by the National Weather Service, this information confirming the city's steady dance with tempestuous spring. Come Tuesday night, thunderstorms are likely before 11 pm with a lesser chance of showers lingering into the early hours of Wednesday, winds shifting to the southwest but still unforgiving at 17 mph.

Midweek forecasts predict a mostly cloudy Wednesday, yet with tempered winds and a chillier high of 48 degrees, offering a brief interlude to the early week's turbulence. Transitioning into Thursday, sunny skies shall prevail and temperatures will rise slightly to grace the city with a moderate high of around 50 degrees, this respite posing as autumn's gentle reminder in the heart of spring.

With the weekend on the horizon, Detroit's weather narrative takes another twist; Friday's sunny disposition, with highs reaching 53, gives way to increasing clouds and a chance of showers by Saturday, the sky's whims ensuring the city remains ever-vigilant to its caprices. Saturday night won't break the pattern, holding onto the chance of showers, before a mostly cloudy Sunday caps off the forecasted period with a high near 52, as per the details laid out by the National Weather Service in their latest update.