Marquette, Michigan – Wind gusts and patchy fog could impact morning drivers in Marquette Monday as sunshine finally breaks through after a damp weekend.
According to the National Weather Service, Marquette will see breezy north winds up to 20 mph and a high near 43°F on Monday, May 19. Fog may reduce visibility in the early hours, especially near US-41, and gusty conditions could affect travel for high-profile vehicles. Motorists should use caution, especially on elevated roadways.
The afternoon will bring clear skies and calmer conditions, offering some relief after patchy showers and fog Sunday morning. Monday night will cool quickly to 37°F under partly cloudy skies, with lighter northeast winds around 10 to 15 mph.
By Tuesday, partly sunny skies will push highs closer to 48°F. However, Tuesday night may bring another cold snap, with temperatures dipping near 40°F under mostly cloudy skies. Winds will remain calm, keeping conditions stable for midweek.
Wednesday continues the mostly cloudy trend with a high near 48°F and a low of 39°F. No precipitation is expected, but the cloud cover will linger through Thursday morning. The back half of the week sees a return to spring warmth: Thursday reaches 49°F with increasing sunshine, and Friday climbs to 53°F under mostly sunny skies.
Prepare for chilly nights through midweek and keep layers handy during cool mornings. Updates will follow if fog or wind conditions worsen during the week.
