Patchy fog will remain possible across Southeast Michigan during the early morning hours, especially north of I-69. Any fog that develops should be short-lived, with visibility improving quickly after sunrise. Once the fog lifts, the overall weather pattern remains unsettled. Isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible across Metro Detroit later today and continue periodically through the weekend.
Not everyone will see rain, and there will be dry breaks between storms, but the combination of lingering moisture and atmospheric disturbances will keep rain chances in the forecast. Any thunderstorms that develop could produce brief heavy downpours, although widespread severe weather is not expected.
Temperatures will remain seasonable through the weekend, with afternoon highs mainly in the 80s. Humidity will remain noticeable at times, keeping conditions feeling more summery despite the occasional shower or storm.
Looking ahead to Monday, the potential exists for better coverage of showers and thunderstorms as another disturbance moves through the Great Lakes. Forecast details will become clearer over the weekend as the timing and track of that system come into better focus. If you have outdoor plans over the next few days, keep an eye on the sky and have a backup plan ready for passing showers and thunderstorms.