Marquette, MI – Michigan residents should brace for a midweek weather shift as strong winds, dry air, and lingering flood risks take hold across the Upper Peninsula.
According to the National Weather Service in Marquette, northwest winds up to 45 mph continue through Tuesday evening in counties including Marquette, Alger, and Luce. Wind advisories remain in effect until 8 p.m. Tuesday, urging drivers along US-41 and M-28 to use caution due to potential fallen limbs and spotty outages. Outdoor objects should be secured.
By Wednesday, conditions improve as sunny skies return with highs near 39°F. However, relative humidity will fall into the low 20% range inland, raising wildfire risks for central and south-central Upper Michigan. Officials encourage residents to avoid open burning and remain alert for any local fire weather advisories.
Thursday marks a brief warmup with highs in the low 50s. Rain becomes likely late Thursday into Friday, with widespread showers expected by Friday night—potentially impacting Easter weekend travel and plans. Low-lying areas and streams may experience minor flooding due to recent snowmelt and rainfall.
5-Day Marquette Spring Forecast:
- Wednesday: Sunny, high 39°F. Gusts up to 20 mph.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny early, showers possible late. High 52°F.
- Friday: Rain likely, especially evening. High 51°F.
- Saturday: Partly sunny, breezy. High 41°F.
- Sunday (Easter): Mostly sunny and dry. High near 50°F.
