Detroit residents can expect a varied week in terms of weather, with chances of showers and thunderstorms, interspersed with sunny skies. Starting today, there is a 50% possibility of precipitation before the evening, and temperatures will peak at a warm 84 degrees, according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service. Windy conditions will accompany the showers, with gusts potentially reaching 28 mph.
As the evening progresses, the chance of rain decreases and shifts toward a mostly cloudy night with a low of around 64. Northwest winds will continue, though not as robust as during the day, with gusts capping at 20 mph. The conditions will make for a mild night in the city and give way to a mostly sunny Monday, presenting a high of approximately rid 82 degrees with a gentler north northwest breeze.
The dappled weather pattern is set to carry through the week. Tuesday will bring a 30% chance of showers amidst periodic sunshine and a climb to near 89 degrees. By nightfall on Tuesday the probability of precipitation increases, with showers likely after 2 a.m., and the chance of rain jumps to 60%.
Wednesday has similar forecasts, with the likelihood of showers before 8 am, then possible thunderstorms between 8 am and 2 pm. The rest of the day promises partly sunny skies and a high of 86 degrees. A respite comes Thursday, when it's predicted to be sunny with a high close to 80, carrying through until Friday where sunshine will dominate most of the day, leading up to evening showers. The temperature fluctuations throughout the week suggest packing both a raincoat and sunglasses would be prudent for Detroiters.
The weekend outlook is less certain; bolstering heat comes with increased instability in the atmosphere. Saturday may see the mercury arc to a high near 92, entangled with chances of showers and thunderstorms again. For an up-to-date and detailed 7-day weather forecast for Detroit and the surrounding areas, head over to the National Weather Service website.
