There are some computer models showing rain early next week, but those models are outliers compared to the others - so we’re keeping the forecast dry for now. Highs will be in the 80s on Monday, but will drop to more seasonable temps in the 70s by Tuesday. We’ll have a mix of sun and clouds on Monday and Tuesday. When we look back at last year, we were actually above average in rainfall.Īs of right now, we are not in any type of drought scenario - but we will keep a close eye on that, with the next round of drought monitors coming out on June 1. That is well over 2.5 inches of rain below average for where we should be by this time in May.
According to the National Weather Service, it will be among the top five driest months on record for Detroit.Īs of May 30, we’ve seen only 0.92 inches of rain at Detroit-Wayne County Metropolitan Airport. We’ll be ending the month of May on a very dry note. We are ending May on a dry note with a significant rainfall deficit for Detroit Metro Airport
Expect some sunshine, especially Sunday, before some changes arrive next week.Įnjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures over the next few days! Ending May on a dry note to 6 p.m., Thursday: Another round of light to heavy snow falls, and every portion of Southeast Michigan is vulnerable. We’ll see a bit more cloud cover this weekend, but we won’t see any moisture with it. Now 86° F Wind: 9. Highs will be around 90 degrees Thursday, and above 90 degrees on Friday. High temperatures will continue to climb as we reach the end of the week. Highs will reach the upper 80s on Wednesday. It’s recommended that children and adults, and people with respiratory diseases such as asthma, limit their time outside. Elevated levels of ozone and pollutants are expected to be in the unhealthy range for sensitive groups. Air quality alert todayĪnother air quality alert has been issued for most of Southeast Michigan for Wednesday. Warm temps will also stay in place through the end of the week. A winter storm warning is in effect south of Interstate 69 and goes into effect north of I-69 after 3 p.m., except in. Wind: W 15-35 mph in the afternoon.įriday: Mostly cloudy, breezy with a low of 18° and a high of 28°.We’ve got another mild morning and dry day ahead of us.ĭry weather will stick around today and into the weekend. More: Winter storm brings thundersnow to metro Detroit: Heres how it happens. That makes the high much warmer at 45° in Detroit and 50° in Monroe while it stays around 40° north of M59. ( Detroit Hourly 42-14,83-20 630 Inaugurated Wayne Major Airport ). Thursday: Icy roads in the morning! As the wintry mix moves out, strong winds can be expected with a bit of sun in the afternoon. the information from the appropriate forecast center. Low of 30° in Detroit and a few degrees colder north of the city. We'll be monitoring potential power outages due to icing on trees and power lines. Tonight: The heaviest icing will be before midnight, but lighter sleet, lighter freezing rain, or freezing drizzle will still be possible through the night. 1:45 AM PDT 2 hours ago Explore this enchanting mushroom house in Northern Michigan 16 hours ago 4Warn Appcast: Hot and Dry Conditions Continue into June Long range outlooks are pointing towards. WAYNE, LENAWEE, AND MONROE COUNTIES HAVE BEEN ADDED TO THE WARNING.Ī WINTER STORM WARNING FOR LAPEER AND SANILAC COUNTIES UNTIL 4 A.M.
THURSDAY FOR ALL AREAS EXCEPT LAPEER AND SAILAC COUNTIES.
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