Sunshine to end the weekend; freezing Temps Thursday Night, then much colder air moves in late this week with below average temperatures
Temperatures are heading back up, just in time for a busy weekend of football, basketball and outdoor activities.
A brief break in the rain this morning will give way to scattered showers later today and Friday. Highs will top out in the upper 50s today, with breezy winds adding to the cooler feel.
Occasional rain showers today, followed by a brief break Thursday morning. Scattered showers return late Thursday into Friday as another cold front moves through. Temperatures will fall back toward seasonal averages, with highs around 50 Friday and Saturday before a potential warmup early next week.
Mild night ahead before you’ll need to grab the umbrella for Wednesday — it’ll be a wet commute. Cooler, quieter weather for the weekend.
Near-record warmth today with highs in the mid-70s and gusty winds. Wednesday stays mild, with highs near 70 and increasing chances for light showers through the day and Wednesday night. Cooler, more seasonable temperatures return for the weekend, with highs in the 50s.
We have a mild start to November, with upper 60s today and potentially near-record warmth in the mid-70s Tuesday. Clouds and a chance for light rain increase Wednesday as a cold front approaches. By the weekend, temperatures will be back in the seasonal 50s.
After sunshine to end the week, cloud cover has moved into the region, but the dry weather sticks around to end October & start November this weekend
After nearly two weeks without rain, Mother Nature finally broke Metro Detroit’s dry streak Thursday, just in time to clear the way for a busy Halloween weekend.
Another warm day with highs in the 70s, but keep an umbrella handy for a chance of showers or an isolated thunderstorm this afternoon and evening. Cooler air arrives tonight, bringing chilly overnight temperatures and Friday highs mainly in the 60s.
October is preparing to end on an unusually warm note in Metro Detroit, but before the temperatures climb, some drivers may have to deal with fog again.
Expect cooler temperatures today before highs rebound into the 70s Wednesday and Thursday. Watch for possible fog late tonight into Wednesday morning, followed by a chance of showers Thursday afternoon and evening.
Temperatures tumble into the lower 60s Tuesday before a quick warmup sends highs back near 70 degrees Wednesday and into the lower to mid-70s Thursday.
A weak cold front will bring some clouds and a brief dip in temperatures to the Great Lakes region. Today marks the tenth consecutive day without measurable rainfall, and we’ll continue to stay dry until a stronger system moves through at the end of the week.
Several more days of dry, mild weather, with highs returning to the 70s Wednesday and Thursday. Rain chances increase Thursday night and Friday, with another opportunity for showers late Saturday into Sunday.
High pressure will continue to bring more sunshine, some patchy dense fog and above average temperatures for Sunday in Metro Detroit
A mild and mostly dry fall weekend is taking shape across Metro Detroit, offering good weather for a packed schedule of football and outdoor activities.
Friday will turn brighter and warmer after the fog clears. Temperatures climb into the mid-60s during the afternoon with a mix of sunshine and clouds.
Sunshine and mild temperatures through the weekend, with highs mainly in the 60s and low 70s. Watch for patchy to potentially widespread morning fog each morning through the weekend.
Dense fog will affect parts of Southeast Michigan this morning, especially Monroe and Lenawee counties, before sunshine helps clear conditions. Warm, dry weather continues through the weekend, with highs mainly in the 60s.
After patchy morning fog in the Thumb, expect sunshine, light winds and mild afternoons. Highs in the 60s to near 70 and overnight lows in the 40s will continue, with little to no rain expected through the weekend.
Southeast Michigan is in for a beautiful stretch of fall weather, with sunshine, afternoon highs in the 60s and cool mornings in the 40s. No significant weather systems or meaningful rain chances are expected locally through the weekend.
Metro Detroit started the morning with frost concerns and temperatures in the 30s in many communities. The cold gives way to highs near 60 degrees Sunday afternoon.
Southeast Michigan will face scattered rain showers, gusty winds and falling temperatures Friday. Morning temperatures that started well into the 60s will tumble through the 50s and eventually into the 40s by evening.
After a cloudy day, we will watch for rain showers to move into the forecast for Thursday night and early Friday morning.
Metro Detroit is heading into a period of changing weather, with rain, gusty winds, falling temperatures and possible frost all arriving before the weekend settles down.
Occasional showers return late today into early Friday, followed by gusty winds and a significant cool-down. The weekend turns drier but chilly, with highs in the 50s Saturday and a chance for frost.
Metro Detroit has gone from a taste of summer to a much more familiar October pattern, and the next few days will bring several changes ranging from rain to gusty winds and eventually some chilly mornings.
Drying out and cooling off today before rain returns late Thursday into Friday. Gusty winds and colder air arrive Friday, followed by a drier weekend with chilly Saturday temperatures and a modest warm-up Sunday.
Summerlike warmth today before showers return tonight into Wednesday. Cooler fall weather arrives late week, followed by a chilly weekend with widespread frost possible.
Early week warmth with highs near 80 today and Tuesday. A few showers and an isolated storm are possible tonight, followed by a midweek transition to cooler fall weather and weekend highs in the 50s.
The dry weather sticks around for Saturday before the remnants of Hurricane Isaias move into the region bringing rain for the end of the weekend on Sunday
The remnants of Isaias are expected to accelerate northeast after crossing the Southeast, with the system moving into the Ohio Valley and bringing rain to the Great Lakes.
Warm temperatures move into the region for the start of the weekend as all eyes are on Hurricane Isaias making landfall by Saturday
Metro Detroit is getting the kind of October weather that almost begs you to make plans outside. Sunshine and comfortable afternoons will carry us through the first half of the weekend.
Dry, seasonable weather today and Friday, followed by a warm Saturday near 80. Rain chances increase late in the weekend as the remnants of Isaias could bring wetter weather to Southeast Michigan.
A cold front will knock temperatures back closer to normal Thursday, beginning several days of quieter and cooler weather before another warm-up and a potential tropical wrinkle.
Summerlike warmth today and again Saturday, with seasonable temperatures in between. The weekend forecast could turn wetter, but rain chances will depend on the storm's eventual track.
Metro Detroit is heading into a mostly dry and mild stretch, but a newly formed tropical system in the Gulf could eventually complicate the forecast for the second half of the holiday weekend.
A frosty start for areas along and north of I-69 gives way to sunshine and milder temperatures. Expect a quiet, dry stretch through the rest of the week with another warm-up possible this weekend.
A few morning showers give way to sunshine today before a chilly Monday. Watch for a potential frost threat Monday night, especially in the Thumb, followed by a quiet and seasonable week.
Showers end early this morning, followed by sunshine and a pleasant fall weekend. Saturday is cool, Sunday warms to around 70, and dry weather continues into early next week.
Rain increases this afternoon and evening, with the heaviest rainfall expected overnight into early Friday. Up to 1–2 inches of rain could lead to localized flooding and ponding, followed by a much cooler and dry fall weekend.
Keep the umbrella nearby Wednesday. After several dry days, rain is making its way back into Southeast Michigan, and some communities could see the first showers as early as Wednesday afternoon.
Another round of fog could develop across Southeast Michigan late Sunday night into Monday morning after patchy, and in some places dense, fog developed Sunday morning.
Metro Detroit gets another dose of pleasant early fall weather for the rest of the weekend, although some early risers may encounter fog before the sunshine takes over Sunday.
Southeast Michigan stays dry and seasonable through early next week, with sunshine and low 70s this weekend. Rain chances return Wednesday with the next low-pressure system and cold front.
Sunshine and quiet weather across Metro Detroit through the weekend. Cool mornings will gradually give way to warmer afternoons, while the next potential weather system arrives late Tuesday into Thursday next week.
Wednesday was the first full day of fall, and Thursday will keep that crisp feel. Sunshine returns, but northeast winds help to hold highs in the mid-60s.
A cool and mostly cloudy start today gives way to drier weather and increasing sunshine. After highs in the 60s today, temperatures warm back toward 70 this weekend with a stretch of dry, pleasant weather continuing into early next week.
Fall arrives with a cool and mostly dry weather pattern. Expect temperatures mainly in the 60s through the week, increasing sunshine late week and a return to around 70 degrees for the weekend.
After plenty of cloud cover throughout the day on Monday, with chilly temperatures for just about everybody, we will keep the cloud cover and chilly temperatures into the forecast looking ahead throughout the next few days.
