After midday today, showers are predicted to start, and the sky over Detroit will progressively darken as temperatures rise to 52 degrees before falling to the low 40s. The wind speed will increase from a gentle breeze to 16–21 mph gusts, with possible maxima of up to 33 mph. According to the National Weather Service, there is a 100% probability of precipitation, with rainfall ranging from a tenth to a quarter of an inch.
The odds of showers in Detroit are predicted to drop to 30% before 9 p.m. when night falls, with a modest clearing of the skies. The temperature is expected to dip to about 34 degrees, and the west-southwest wind will continue to blow between 9 and 17 mph with gusts up to 26 mph.
Forecasts for the city include a 70% chance of snow showers early Thursday, possibly with rain later in the day, a high of 43 degrees with cloudy skies, a west-southwest wind that will continue to blow at a steady 7 to 9 mph with gusts of up to 22 mph, and less than half an inch of new snow accumulation.
There will be a 30% chance of precipitation on Thursday night. Before 4 a.m., there will be a mix of rain and snow, which will change to predominantly rain. Low temperatures will stay at 34 degrees, and the northwest wind will blow 6 to 10 mph with gusts up to 20 mph.
With a 70% chance of rain and a high of almost 47 degrees under mainly cloudy sky, rain is expected on Friday. The northwest wind is expected to blow at 14 mph with gusts as high as 25 mph. There is a 70% chance of further rain on Friday night, mostly before 1 a.m., and cloudy conditions with a low of about 41 degrees.
Overcast skies will greet the start of the new week, with steady temperatures in the upper 40s. With highs of about 52 degrees, there is a renewed chance of rain on Sunday night and a continuing chance of rain on Monday. With a low of about 40 degrees and largely cloudy skies, Monday night is also predicted to bring rain. The National Weather Service predicts that Tuesday will be largely cloudy with a high of almost 48 degrees, continuing the trend of erratic weather.
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