Rain Showers Expected as Temperatures Fluctuate in Southeast Michigan

DETROIT, Mich. — After a day of sunny weather, changes are coming to Southeast Michigan‘s forecast this week. Meteorologists predict that clouds will increase overnight, leading to a chance of rain showers on Thursday morning.

Overnight lows will drop into the lower 60s, with early morning cloud cover expected. The forecast indicates that scattered showers may develop, primarily north of Metro Detroit, during morning hours. High temperatures on Thursday are projected to reach the upper 70s to around 80 degrees.

Rain showers are anticipated to continue into Friday, with a higher likelihood of precipitation as the weekend approaches. Temperatures for Friday will remain in the 70s, slightly below the seasonal average.

Looking ahead to Sunday, drier conditions are expected, although cloud cover will linger. By Monday, temperatures should rise again, hitting the lower 80s, then could reach the mid-80s by Tuesday. Another system bringing the potential for rain will arrive midweek.

Along with these shifts in weather, air from wildfire smoke could impact visibility, primarily in the Upper Peninsula. A cold front will also introduce the possibility of isolated storms, with Monday’s high reaching near 77 degrees.

For those planning outdoor activities this weekend, Southeast Michigan is expected to experience mild conditions with chances of rain. Overall, after a stretch of unsettled weather, a return to warmer temperatures is anticipated by the middle of next week.

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