Cooler, Soggy End to the Weekend in Metro Detroit

After a relatively dry stretch that lasted through most of last week, Metro Detroit is finally getting a taste of the wet‑and‑cool side of autumn. Scattered showers, remnants of Hurricane Isaias, are set to drift over the area early Sunday, keeping highs down to the mid‑60s.

Sunday will be mostly cloudy, with a decent chance of brief rain showers during the morning and early afternoon. By the time the sun tries to peek through, temperatures will only be hovering around 66 °F. The rain isn’t expected to be heavy, but it will be enough to dampen sidewalks and keep the air feeling a bit chilly.

As the east‑northeasterly flow sticks around into the night, moisture will linger near the surface, raising the odds of patchy, dense fog after midnight. Drivers should keep low beams on if they’re out late, especially on the highways and near open fields.

Monday should see the clouds pull back a bit, allowing more sunshine and a comfortable rise in temperature. Expect highs near 77 °F, making the day feel noticeably warmer than Sunday. However, the calm won’t last long; a lingering front will bring another round of showers Monday night that could spill into Tuesday.

Tuesday’s outlook remains mostly cloudy with another chance of rain, though temperatures will stay in the low‑70s. By mid‑week, the pattern looks to dry out, offering clearer skies on Wednesday before another system brings rain late Thursday into Friday.

Looking ahead to next weekend, the rain should finally exit the region, giving us a dry Saturday and a cool Sunday. Highs will dip back into the upper 50s by the following Saturday, signalling a return to early‑fall conditions.

In short, keep an umbrella handy for Sunday, drive cautiously overnight if fog rolls in, and enjoy the brief warm spell on Monday before the next shower cycle arrives.