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Michigan Weather Alert: Marquette 35 MPH Gusts, Snow Nov 7-13
MARQUETTE, MI — Winds could roar across Lake Superior's shoreline at 35 mph Sunday, with snow showers entering Marquette's weather outlook later next week.
By Nolan Pierce · 2026-11-07T10:51:03.473Z
MARQUETTE, MI — Winds could roar across Lake Superior's shoreline at 35 mph Sunday, with snow showers entering Marquette's weather outlook later next week.
The developing pattern brings a sharp contrast between relatively mild November afternoons and colder conditions approaching the Upper Peninsula.
According to the National Weather Service in Marquette, Sunday will bring northwest winds of 15 20 mph, with gusts reaching 35 mph.
A slight chance of rain showers develops between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., although precipitation probability remains just 20%.
Sunday Winds Could Make Travel Difficult Saturday begins with chilly conditions after Marquette Sawyer Regional Airport reported 32 degrees and overcast skies early in the morning.
Sunshine should dominate the afternoon, pushing temperatures toward 50 degrees.
Southwest winds increase Saturday evening, with gusts potentially reaching 25 mph and temperatures settling near 39 degrees.
Sunday brings another high near 50 degrees, but stronger northwest winds will make exposed areas feel noticeably cooler.
Drivers traveling US 41, M 28 and other exposed Upper Peninsula routes should prepare for crosswinds.
Secure lightweight decorations and loose outdoor furniture before gusts increase.
Sunday evening remains mostly cloudy, with temperatures dropping near 37 degrees and additional gusts reaching 35 mph.
Tuesday Warmup Before Colder Weather Returns Monday offers mostly cloudy skies and temperatures near 51 degrees.
Tuesday brings another mild afternoon, with mostly sunny skies and highs approaching 52 degrees.
That creates a useful opportunity for yard cleanup, outdoor maintenance and winter preparations.
However, Tuesday evening temperatures fall toward 36 degrees.
Veterans Day brings mostly cloudy conditions and a cooler high near 44 degrees.
The next weather development arrives Wednesday night.
Snow Chances Return Late Wednesday Into Friday The National Weather Service indicates a chance of rain showers Wednesday night, mixing with snow after 10 p.m.
Temperatures fall near 34 degrees, bringing conditions closer to freezing.
Thursday brings a chance of snow showers with highs near 40 degrees.
Additional snow shower chances continue Thursday night, when temperatures fall near 33 degrees, and into Friday.
No snowfall accumulation amounts are provided in the current outlook.
Drivers should watch for changing pavement conditions if precipitation coincides with temperatures near freezing.
Bridges, elevated roadways and untreated surfaces deserve particular attention.