Marquette, MI – A major weather system is set to impact Michigan’s Upper Peninsula this weekend, bringing rain, thunderstorms, and eventual snowfall by Sunday evening.
According to the National Weather Service in Marquette, mostly cloudy conditions will persist Thursday before a disturbance moves in Friday. Rain will develop throughout the day, with a few thunderstorms possible into Saturday. Temperatures will remain in the 50s inland and 40s along the shoreline before dropping near freezing overnight.
By Saturday evening, rain is expected to transition into snow as colder air moves into the region. Some areas could experience a wintry mix before full snowfall accumulates. Snow will persist through Sunday before tapering off by the evening.
Residents should prepare for rapidly changing road conditions, especially Saturday night into Sunday morning. Travelers are advised to monitor local weather alerts and allow extra time for commutes.
While snowfall totals remain uncertain, the system is expected to bring impactful weather across the Upper Peninsula. Those in cities such as Marquette, Ironwood, and Escanaba should remain alert for updates as the storm develops.
Stay tuned for further advisories from the National Weather Service as this weather system approaches.
