Detroit is waking Sunday, September 20, to showers, low clouds and reduced visibility, with a wet forecast that has little interest in letting outdoor plans stay dry. Rain showers are expected through the morning and into the afternoon, with a high near 67 before temperatures slip into the mid-60s.
The National Weather Service describes high rain chances Sunday, with low ceilings and reduced visibility possible. New precipitation amounts between a quarter and half of an inch are possible, while moderate northeasterly flow is expected. That is a wetter, more persistent Sunday update than Hoodline's Saturday forecast.
Rain And Low Clouds Dominate Sunday
Showers should be most persistent during the morning, with rain chances gradually easing around midday and into the afternoon. Early visibility may be reduced, and drivers should expect a slower, soggier start before clouds remain in charge through the evening.
Sunday night turns mostly cloudy and cooler, with a low near 55 and northeast gusts reaching 23 mph. No land-based watches, warnings or advisories are listed for the Detroit forecast zone, although Small Craft Advisories are posted for portions of Lake Huron, Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie.
Cool, Breezy Weather Takes Over Monday And Tuesday
Monday brings another mostly cloudy day with a high near 65, northeast winds with gusts in the 25-to-30-mph range. Rain chances stay very low, but the persistent breeze will make the day feel more raw than the thermometer suggests.
Tuesday remains mostly cloudy and cool, with moderate northeast flow. A new chance of showers arrives Tuesday night, setting up another unsettled stretch for the middle of the week.
More Showers Midweek
Wednesday brings a chance of showers and seasonally cool conditions.
