Metro Detroiters are advised to enjoy the current mild weather as significant temperature drops are expected next week. On Monday evening, skies will be mostly clear, with temperatures dipping to the mid-30s. Winds will originate from the west, ranging from 5 to 15 mph and reaching gusts of 25 mph.
Weather Conditions for Election Day
As voters head to the polls on Tuesday, they can expect sunny and mild weather. It is anticipated to be ideal for those who may need to wait outdoors. Voters are encouraged to wear a light jacket or windbreaker in the morning, transitioning to a comfortable shirt in the warmer afternoon.
- Afternoon temperatures are projected to reach the upper-50s.
- This is several degrees above the typical early-November average for the region.
- Winds will be light, from the west at 5 to 10 mph, with gusts up to 20 mph.
Looking Ahead: Metro Detroit’s 7-Day Forecast
The weather will remain mild through mid-week, with temperatures climbing into the lower-60s on Wednesday. However, rain showers are expected beginning that day, with a higher likelihood on Friday. While Saturday may start dry, rain will likely return by nightfall.
- Sunday will see a drop in temperatures, with highs reaching the mid-40s.
- Monday’s temperatures are expected to fall to the mid-30s.
- Rain showers and possible wet flurries may occur on Sunday into Monday.
Although there is no significant accumulating snow in the immediate forecast, it is not unusual to experience flurries during this time of year. The average date for the first measurable snowfall in Detroit typically falls around November 16.
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