Morning commuters in Detroit may need to budget a little extra time as patches of dense fog are expected to obscure the roads until 11 am today. Once the fog lifts, residents can anticipate a mostly sunny day with comfortable temperatures reaching a high near 78 degrees and a calm breeze that will later settle from the southeast at around 5 mph in the afternoon. The foggy conditions are likely to return briefly after 1 am tonight, with partly cloudy skies and a low of around 60 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
For those looking towards the midweek forecast, Wednesday will echo today's early fog, which should dissipate by 9 am, paving the way for mostly sunny skies and a pleasant high of about 83 degrees. The calm wind will shift south at around 6 mph in the afternoon. During the night, expect a mostly clear sky with a low settling around 60 degrees, while a south-southeast wind slows to a calm as evening falls.
The latter half of the week promises continued sunny spells with Thursday's temperatures soaring to a high near 86 degrees. Light winds from the east-southeast will pick up between 5 and 7 mph in the afternoon. Despite partly cloudy skies rolling in Thursday night, the lows will remain comfortable at approximately 64 degrees.
As Friday approaches, the city will observe a mix of sun and clouds with highs continuing in the lower 80s, and nightfall brings mostly cloudy conditions, alongside a low around 65 degrees. The weekend outlook suggests a streak of mostly sunny days with high placements in the lower 80s, with nighttime lows consistent at around 65 degrees. Looking ahead to early next week, there's a chance of showers on Monday, while the day is still expected to be partly sunny with highs again approaching 80 degrees.
Detailed weather updates and advisories, such as those pertaining to the anticipated fog, can be found on the National Weather Service's official website.
