Marquette, MI – Despite the official start of spring, Michigan will see wintry conditions this weekend, with snow showers and gusty winds expected across the Upper Peninsula. Residents in Marquette should prepare for slippery roads, reduced visibility, and wind chills near zero by Saturday night.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered snow showers are expected throughout the day Saturday, with temperatures reaching a high of 25°F. Wind chills will make it feel much colder, ranging from zero to 10°F. Overnight, temperatures will drop to around 17°F, with gusty winds up to 25 mph.
Sunday brings heavier snowfall, with an 80% chance of accumulation throughout the day and a high near 35°F. By Sunday night, snowfall intensifies, with a 90% chance of continued precipitation and a low around 29°F. The wintry conditions will persist into Monday, with additional snow showers likely before 2 p.m.
Drivers along US-41 and other local roads should remain cautious, as blowing snow could create hazardous travel conditions. Those commuting or traveling this weekend should check for updates and allow extra travel time.
By Tuesday, conditions begin to improve, with partly sunny skies and temperatures reaching the low 40s by midweek. However, lingering cold nights will keep the region feeling more like winter than spring.
Stay updated with the latest weather alerts and prepare for shifting road conditions as winter holds on a little longer in Michigan.
