Metro Detroit Weather Forecast: A Chill Sets In After a Brief Warm-Up
As we look ahead to Sunday, November 17, 2025, Southeast Michigan is bracing for a significant drop in temperatures after experiencing an unseasonably warm Saturday. The mercury climbed into the mid-60s, giving many residents a fleeting taste of warmer autumn weather. However, as we transition into Monday, the reality of late fall will be undeniable.
Meteorologists are forecasting that Sunday will serve as a precursor to the much colder conditions expected to hit the region. Residents can expect temperatures to steadily decline, as highs will only reach the lower to mid-40s by Monday. This is well below the average fall high, which typically hovers in the upper 40s, signaling a stark change in the season’s atmosphere.
On Sunday, expect partly cloudy skies with flurries of sunshine interspersed between cool breezes. It’s a day perfect for layering, and if you haven’t already, it might be time to dig out those winter coats! Those heading out for errands or enjoying the fall foliage should prepare for chilly temperatures as we approach the latter half of the month.
As we move closer to winter, meteorologists at WDIV Local 4 will keep you updated with the latest forecasts and weather advisories to help you plan your week ahead. Be sure to check out our official YouTube channel for daily weather updates, breaking news, and exclusive content tailored specifically for Southeast Michigan.
With the colder days ahead, don’t forget to bundle up and stay warm as we fully embrace the chill of November! Tune in tomorrow for your latest weather forecast—because in Metro Detroit, the seasons are always changing!
