Detroit, Michigan –In the southeast region of Michigan, cooler and more comfortable air is expected to settle in through Friday. However, people should be prepared for a wet start to the weekend as thunderstorms are expected to roll in on Saturday.
The National Weather Service in Detroit/Pontiac forecasts that today will continue to be windy and partly sunny, with high temperatures hovering around 80 degrees and humidity levels dropping substantially throughout the afternoon.
The pattern continues on Friday, with temperatures remaining largely sunny and reaching highs in the mid 70s and lows that drop into the upper 50s.
On Saturday, when extensive showers and thunderstorms are anticipated over the region, especially in Detroit, Ann Arbor, Flint, and Monroe, the change will take place. Rain could start falling as early as late in the morning and continue till nightfall.
Despite the fact that severe weather is not anticipated at this time, plans for outdoor activities may be affected by localized downpours and lightning.
By Sunday, the skies should start to clear, bringing with it a combination of sun and clouds and a return to high temperatures that are close to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Even through the weekend, the nights will be moderate, with lows ranging from 58 to 62 degrees Fahrenheit.
Residents who are going to travel or attend events over the weekend should keep an eye on the weather forecast and have a rain plan ready for Saturday.
On roads that are wet, exercise caution, and think about postponing activities that take place outside during stormy periods.
As the weekend draws near, additional updates are anticipated, and alerts may be issued depending on the further development of the storm.
