Marquette, Michigan – Winds will pick up across Marquette by 9 a.m. Wednesday, breaking a stretch of calm days before warmer, summer-like temperatures move in.
According to the National Weather Service in Marquette, northeast winds are expected to increase to 5–10 mph by late Wednesday morning, with a high near 61°F under partly sunny skies. Drivers along U.S. Route 41 should expect crosswinds during morning hours. While not severe, the breezy conditions may affect high-profile vehicles and early lakefront activities.
Wednesday night will stay mostly cloudy with calmer winds and a low around 48°F, but Thursday begins a dry, sunny streak. Highs will climb to 71°F Thursday, continuing a warming trend into the weekend. By Friday, expect mostly sunny skies and a high near 70°F, with clear, mild evenings in the mid-40s.
Saturday and Sunday extend the pattern of pleasant, dry conditions with highs in the mid-60s to 70s and no precipitation in sight. Calm winds and sunshine will dominate much of the extended weekend—ideal for outdoor plans.
This extended stretch marks the region’s first sustained summer-like weather window. No weather alerts are currently active, but residents are advised to stay updated as conditions can shift quickly near Lake Superior.
Next update comes Wednesday night as the winds settle and warmer temperatures hold through Monday.
