Motor City residents should brace for a week of mixed skies and showers, as the Detroit weather forecast signals a swing from sun to storms, starting tonight. According to the National Weather Service, Detroit will see a mostly sunny day today with highs around 63, but clouds will soon roll in, bringing a 70% likelihood of showers after 2 a.m, and it's not going to stop there; thunderstorms are also on the docket for Wednesday.
The National Weather Service predicts an almost certain chance of rain on Wednesday, with thunderstorms possible in the late afternoon, and the mercury reaching a balmy 66 degrees despite the downpours, East southeast winds will be at 13 to 16 mph, with gusts as high as 23 mph, this all comes before a night of likely thundershowers before the sky clears somewhat on Thursday.
As the week progresses, temperatures in Detroit will hover consistently in the mid-60s, with Thursday maintaining mostly cloudy conditions and a slight dip to around 50 degrees at night with a chance of more showers rolling in after 2am, looking forward to the weekend, forecasters are calling for mostly sunny days with highs inching down to the mid-50s by Saturday.
For those planning weekend outings, clearer skies await, the National Weather Service suggests mostly sunny weather on Saturday and Sunday, though nighttime temperatures will drop to the upper 30s, Monday will greet Detroiters with sunshine and a high near 60, marking a tranquil start to the following week after several days of capricious spring weather.
