Detroit residents are looking ahead to a varied week of weather, with forecasts predicting everything from partly sunny skies to possible thunderstorms, according to the National Weather Service. Today, the city can expect a partly sunny day with highs around 78 degrees and an east wind blowing at 8 to 11 mph.
By tonight, there is a slim possibility of showers beneath partly cloudy skies, and lows will be around 61 degrees. Bringing with them occasional gusts as high as 18 mph, the east wind will remain steady at 6 to 10 mph, but the chance of precipitation sitting at a mere 10%. The National Weather Service foresees a more turbulent Sunday afternoon, with the likelihood of showers and maybe a thunderstorm after 5 pm reaching 70%.
As the week progresses, Sunday night will see a continuation of showers and a possible thunderstorm, with temperatures dropping to a low around 64. The south wind will hover around 7 mph, while rain could accumulate between a quarter and half an inch. The trend of showers extends into Monday, with a 60% chance of precipitation, particularly after 2 pm, and highs near 78 degrees gracing the city amidst a southwest wind of 6 to 9 mph.
Monday night still holds the promise of rain, with showers likely before 2 am under mostly cloudy skies and with the thermometer dipping near 62 degrees. Tapering off slightly, Tuesday's forecast offers a 50% chance of showers with highs close to 78 degrees once again. Residents should keep their umbrellas handy as the chance of rain persists into the night and the following day. Wednesday affords a breather, bringing a mostly cloudy day with a temperate 72-degree high.
Moving toward the end of the week, Detroit's weather shows signs of easing with a partly sunny Thursday and a high near 72 degrees. However, Thursday night could see a return of showers under mostly cloudy conditions and a low around 58. The city edges towards the weekend with a consistent pattern; Friday promises a blend of sun and showers with the temperature peaking at 73 degrees.
