URGENT UPDATE: A cold front is sweeping through Detroit today, bringing rain and non-severe thunderstorms as early as late this morning. Residents are urged to grab their umbrellas, as showers are expected to persist into the early evening, with gusty winds potentially reaching up to 25 mph.
Authorities report that rainfall amounts could total around 1/4 inch, but excessive rain is not anticipated. As the cold front moves out tonight, drier air will begin to settle in, setting the stage for a much more pleasant holiday weekend.
Looking ahead, a chilly morning is forecasted for tomorrow, September 1, 2023, with temperatures rising to the low to mid-70s later in the week. Sunshine and dry conditions are expected to dominate the forecast, with temperatures climbing into the upper 70s for Labor Day.
Residents in the Thumb area should remain alert for possible lake-effect showers as colder air interacts with warmer lake waters. For students returning to school on Tuesday, temperatures are expected to hover around 80°F, with a slight increase in humidity.
As we gear up for the holiday weekend, it’s crucial to stay informed about the weather. The best chances for rain next week will emerge from Wednesday into Thursday, so make your outdoor plans accordingly.
Stay tuned for more updates as conditions develop!
