Detroit residents can expect a varied week of weather ahead, with snow showers transitioning to warmer temperatures and the possibility of rain. Today, Detroit skies are clouded with ongoing isolated snow showers that should give way to scattered flurries, with an unyielding temperature hovering around 35 degrees amid blustery conditions. Wind speeds are expected to reach 10 to 20 mph, boasting gusts as high as 32 mph, and the chance of precipitation stands at a minimal 20%, according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service.

The cold snap is set to persist through tonight, with partly cloudy skies and temperatures dipping to the low 20s. Winds will continue at a decreased intensity of 9 to 14 mph, with occasional gusts potentially reaching 23 mph.

Thursday promises a respite from the chill, as mostly sunny weather is on the horizon with highs approaching 38 degrees. However, cloud cover is expected to increase overnight, with lows settling around 27 degrees. As Friday dawns, snow showers are likely post-8 am, bringing about an inch of fresh powder. Temperatures are set to peak near 41, with southeast winds gusting up to 21 mph, and precipitation probabilities ratcheting up to 70%.

The weekend outlook is a welcomed change, with mostly sunny skies slated for Saturday and highs near 39 degrees. By nightfall, the clouds are expected to dissipate, granting Detroit a nearly unobstructed view of the early spring stars as temperatures once again hover in the mid-20s.

Continuing the upward trend, Sunday's forecast is bright and sunny, culminating in highs cresting over the 40-degree mark. But don't stow away those umbrellas just yet, rain showers return to the forecast by Monday night, ushering in a breezy spell. Tuesday is likely to remain wet and windy, with high temperatures reaching into the mid-50s.