Marquette, MI – St. Patrick’s Day in Michigan will bring a mix of sunshine, breezy conditions, and a chance of snow showers by late afternoon. While the day starts off dry, colder air will bring rain and snow midweek, impacting travel and outdoor plans.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will see partly sunny skies with a high near 44°F. However, a 20% chance of snow showers is expected in the afternoon as a south wind reaches speeds of 20 mph. By Monday night, temperatures will drop to 32°F, with partly cloudy skies and lighter winds.
Tuesday will be slightly warmer, reaching 45°F, but another round of showers could develop after 2 p.m. The most significant system of the week arrives Tuesday night, with a 60% chance of rain and snow showers before midnight. Overnight lows will hover around 33°F.
Wednesday’s forecast includes a wintry mix, with rain likely before 2 p.m., then transitioning to snow showers. The high will reach 37°F, but gusty winds could create hazardous conditions. Snow showers will continue into Wednesday night, with a low of 24°F.
Spring officially begins on Thursday, but winter’s grip will linger. Snow showers may continue early in the day before skies clear slightly. Highs will reach 31°F, but overnight lows will dip into the teens. By Friday, temperatures will climb to 38°F with mostly sunny skies.
Travelers should plan accordingly, especially along U.S. Highway 41, where wet and icy conditions may develop midweek.
