Brace yourselves, Detroit—mixed skies and scattered showers are on the horizon as the city treads through the final days of March and into early April. According to the National Weather Service, today's weather is a classic spring showdown with showers and possible thunderstorms after 5 p.m., the high is teetering near 57 degrees, so you'll want your umbrellas at the ready, the chance of precipitation is a soaking 80%.

Tonight, don't let the bedbugs bite or the scattered showers either, which are expected to peter out before 2 a.m. leaving behind cloudy skies that should clear up partly, with lows skirting around 40 degrees, the southwest winds might not let up with speeds clocking in at 14 to 17 mph and gusts as high as 25 mph, according to a forecast by the National Weather Service.

The rest of the week offers a seesaw of conditions: Wednesday will greet Detroiters with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 48, while Thursday offers a bit of a respite from the gloom with sunny skies and temperatures hovering at a pleasant 50 degrees. Detroit's nighttime will cool down into the low 30s, so keep those heavier jackets handy. Scattered showers are set to interrupt Friday night's tranquility, ushering in yet another mostly cloudy day on Saturday with highs sticking close to 52.

Things don't quite clear up as Sunday rolls in, the forecast still leans towards mostly cloudy with the mercury aiming for a high of 50; but by nightfall, prepare for scattered showers that set the stage for what Monday holds—showers likely, keeping the skies mostly cloudy as temperatures again reach for a high near 52, all of these insights come straight from the latest meteorological data that keeps our community abreast of what the skies plan—yesterday, today, and the days that follow.