DETROIT, Mich. — Metro Detroit is starting the week warmer than normal before cooler fall air returns midweek, according to the National Weather Service.
High temperatures for the region on Monday and Tuesday will range from 78 to the low 80s, the National Weather Service said. Overnight lows should span between 60 and 65 degrees. October average monthly high temperature in Detroit is 62 degrees, with an average low of 44.
Detroit high on Monday was expected to reach 78, with a low around 65. The normal high for Oct. 12 in the city is 64. There is a chance of showers with isolated thunderstorms Monday night across the region.
On Tuesday, Detroit forecast calls for a high of 83 and a low of 60. Detroit normal Oct. 13 high is 63 degrees. Highs then climb into the 80s Tuesday with plenty of sunshine before cooler air moves in.
Later in the week a cold front clears out and cold air fills in toward the end of the work week, with another low-pressure system bringing additional rain. Wednesday highs across southeast Michigan are expected between 65 and 72, with Detroit near 70 and a low about 52. Thursday highs in the region should range from 62 to 67, and Friday highs between 58 and 61, with weekend highs eventually falling into the 50s.