A chilly Detroit morning gives way to sunshine and a high near 68 Thursday. Fog returns Friday morning, but the weekend stays mild and dry.

Patchy fog gives way to sunshine Wednesday as Detroit heads into a mild, dry weekend.

Detroit is in for a sunny October stretch through Saturday, with highs in the mid-60s to lower 70s through Thursday and Friday potentially cooler.

Detroit is in for a sunny, dry week, with afternoon highs in the 60s and cool nights in the 40s.

Detroit starts Sunday with frost concerns, then warms into the low 60s under sunny skies. A dry, mild stretch is forecast through next weekend.

Detroit faces a frosty start Saturday before sunshine takes over and a warm, dry week settles in.

Rain and gusty winds will push Detroit into a sharp Friday cooldown. Sunshine returns Saturday before a mild, dry stretch takes over next week.

Detroit gets one more mild, cloudy day before rain arrives Thursday night and strong winds sweep in Friday. A sunny weekend is waiting on the other side.

Detroit gets a brief dry break Wednesday before rain returns Thursday night and gusty winds usher in a chilly weekend.

Detroit gets one more mid-80s day Tuesday before rain returns overnight and a strong cold front delivers a chilly weekend.

Fog clears into a 78-degree Monday in Detroit, but storms may arrive overnight before Tuesday reaches 83. A rainy, much cooler stretch follows later in the week.

Light rain is expected across Detroit Sunday before a foggy start and warm afternoon on Columbus Day. Storm chances return Monday night and Tuesday.

Detroit gets a warm Saturday before rain moves in Sunday, followed by one more mild Monday and a cooler midweek pattern.