Marquette, MI – Fall-like weather is set to linger in Marquette tonight, but a warming trend is expected as the week progresses. The US National Weather Service in Marquette forecasts scattered showers tonight, accompanied by breezy northwest winds of 20-30 mph. Temperatures will dip between 45 to 57 degrees, reinforcing the autumn-like atmosphere.
According to the weather service, these showers are expected to taper off by Sunday morning, moving west to east. The showers will bring cooler temperatures, with highs ranging from 70 to 76 degrees. Dangerous swimming conditions in Alger County, particularly on Lake Superior, will persist through Sunday afternoon due to strong winds and wave activity.
However, the forecast brings good news for those longing for summer warmth. Starting Monday, temperatures will rise, with highs between 76 to 82 degrees. The warm, dry weather is predicted to continue through midweek, with Marquette experiencing highs reaching up to 84 degrees by Wednesday. This shift marks a welcome return to summer conditions, making it an ideal time for outdoor activities.
