Detroit is waking today to clear skies and temperatures near 68 degrees, but the day will turn mostly cloudy as it unfolds. A breezy start should ease, with no rain expected and afternoon temperatures settling near a comfortable 78 degrees.
Thursday Stays Dry And Comfortable
Clouds will hang over the city for much of today, while northwest winds hold around 7 mph. Temperatures should peak near 78 degrees before slipping into the mid-70s later in the afternoon, making for manageable conditions around town.
The National Weather Service Detroit/Pontiac expects dry weather to continue into tomorrow, with no watches, warnings, or advisories listed for the Detroit area. That is a notable turn from yesterday’s stormier setup, which had called for a much wetter day.
Friday Brings The Sunshine Back
Tomorrow looks like the easiest day of the week for outdoor plans, with sunny skies and a high near 77 degrees. The evening will stay partly cloudy, and overnight temperatures will dip to around 63.
Weekend Warm-Up Looks Mostly Dry
Saturday warms into the low 80s under mostly sunny skies, with a high near 82 and only a small chance of rain. Sunday should be nearly as warm at 81 degrees, with mostly sunny conditions and light winds.
The weekend outlook is considerably calmer than the forecast highlighted in Hoodline. Detroit residents should get a solid stretch for patios, parks and neighborhood events before the pattern turns more unsettled.
Storm Chances Return Early Next Week
Next Monday will remain warm at around 81 degrees with partly sunny skies, though rain chances begin to creep upward. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives next Monday night, followed by a 49% chance of showers and storms Tuesday as temperatures reach about 83.
By next Wednesday, temperatures fall back to around 75 degrees, with another chance of rain showers. For now, today through next Sunday offer the clearest window for dry plans, while the next weather wrinkle appears after the weekend.
