Showers Roll into Metro Detroit Sunday as Isaias Remnants Pass

As the tired swirl of what once was Hurricane Isaias drifts northeast, the northern edge of that system is now nudging Southeast Michigan. It’s not a full‑blown storm, but enough to thicken the clouds and tease the forecast with a chance of rain.

Tonight you’ll feel a gentle southeast breeze at about five to ten miles per hour, and temperatures will hover in the mid‑ to upper‑50s. The sky will be mostly cloudy, and after midnight a few scattered showers could pop up, especially if you’re out east of the city.

Come Sunday morning, the showers linger, most noticeably for folks farther south and east of Detroit. By mid‑day the rain should taper off as the sun tries to peek through, pushing daytime highs into the mid‑60s, edging toward 70 °F in some spots.

After the sun gets a brief say‑so, the night cools back down into the mid‑50s. With the moisture still hanging around, fog may develop across much of Southeast Michigan – a classic autumn sight.

Looking ahead, Monday and Tuesday will feel noticeably warmer, with highs climbing into the mid‑70s. However, don’t get too comfortable; a scattered rain‑showery night on Monday will usher in a cold front that drifts in Tuesday, pulling temperatures back to the mid‑60s for the rest of the workweek.

Wednesday looks relatively dry and partly sunny, but the pattern repeats later in the week. Thursday and Friday bring another round of rain chances as the next system slides through.

In short, expect a wet‑ish Sunday, a foggy night, then a brief warm spell before the next dip in temperature. Keep an umbrella handy, and enjoy the changing autumn colors while they last.