Residents of Detroit should anticipate a combination of rain and clouds as the city moves into the last few days of November, with highs in the 40s. The National Weather Service’s most recent estimate indicates that today’s weather will be largely cloudy with highs close to 47. At 6 to 8 mph, light west-southwest winds are predicted.
Rain is expected to start about 1 a.m. in Detroit and continue into the night. Temperatures should drop to a low of about 40 degrees, and the chances are almost 30 percent. Gentle winds from the south are predicted to blow between 5 and 7 mph. The likelihood of precipitation has significantly increased to 70% for tomorrow. Cloudy skies, a mild high of about 52, and south breezes of 6 to 8 mph are all part of the forecast. Rainfall totals for the day will probably be on the lower end of the spectrum, falling below a tenth of an inch.
Rain continues into tomorrow evening and is mostly expected before 1 a.m., with clouds still predominating in the sky. With a south-southwest wind turning west after midnight, the low should circle around 37 mph with a chance of gusting up to 24 mph. Despite the low anticipated rainfall, the probability of precipitation remains around 60%.
As we move into Tuesday, the city can anticipate some partial sunshine with a high of 42 and stronger west winds approaching 15 mph with gusts that could possibly hit 25 mph. Partially cloudy conditions are predicted for Tuesday night, with lows predicted to drop to about 29 degrees.
As the week goes on, Wednesday’s weather will be primarily overcast with highs of about 42 degrees, same like Tuesday. As the clouds continue and the temperature drops again to a low of about 33 degrees on Wednesday night, locals should brace themselves for the chance of rain.
Detroiters may have to prepare for rainy and chilly weather as they approach the Thanksgiving weekend. Thanksgiving Day is expected to be primarily cloudy with highs close to 40 degrees with a combination of rain and snow, especially before 1 p.m. With temperatures dropping to about 28 degrees, snow is expected overnight, especially after 1 a.m. That pattern of cold and chance of snow continues into Friday and Saturday, with daytime highs only reaching the mid to low 30s and nighttime lows dropping into the low to mid 20s.
This week’s weather in Detroit certainly calls for both umbrellas and warm coats, as the chilly fall climate introduces a wintry edge. The National Weather Service offers the most recent predictions and warnings for more thorough information. Remain informed and warm.
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