Marquette, Michigan – Summer temperatures arrive early in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula as Marquette heads for a high near 78°F Sunday, paired with gusty winds that could impact travel and outdoor plans well into Monday.
According to the National Weather Service, Sunday will be sunny across Marquette County, with south winds reaching up to 15 mph and gusts as high as 25 mph. Temperatures will climb quickly through the morning, topping out just below 80°F by mid-afternoon — the warmest of the season so far. Drivers along US-41 and nearby county roads should watch for crosswinds, especially in open areas.
The warm stretch continues Monday, with another clear and breezy day expected. Gusts will taper slightly but may still reach 20 mph, keeping fire danger elevated for dry grassy areas. Utility crews urge residents to secure loose outdoor items, and boaters on Lake Superior should check wind advisories before heading out.
The clear skies won’t last all week. By Thursday, a chance of showers returns, with likely rainfall Thursday night and into Friday. Temperatures will remain spring-like, with highs in the low 70s through midweek before dipping to the upper 60s on Friday.
Looking ahead:
- Sunday: Sunny, 78°F, gusts up to 25 mph
- Monday: Sunny, 78°F, breezy
- Tuesday: Mostly sunny, 74°F
- Wednesday: Partly cloudy, 72°F
- Thursday: Showers possible, 71°F
