MARQUETTE, MI – Rain showers are forecasted to make their way into Marquette tonight, with a 30% chance beginning after 2 a.m. Sunday brings a higher likelihood of rain, with showers persisting throughout the day and highs reaching around 50 degrees. Winds will pick up in the afternoon, adding to the wet conditions, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).
On Veterans Day, another strong weather system will sweep through, bringing blustery winds and cooler temperatures. Highs are expected to range from 45 to 53 degrees. The NWS warns that lake-effect showers could turn into light snow by late Monday, with gusts up to 35 mph in some areas. Those planning outdoor activities for Veterans Day should prepare for windy, potentially snowy conditions, especially near the lake.
The forecast for early next week continues the chilly trend. Monday night may bring light snow showers, turning to mostly cloudy skies by Tuesday, with temperatures peaking around 45 degrees. More rain is anticipated by midweek, with Wednesday’s highs reaching the low 50s.
Local residents should take precautions, especially on Veterans Day, as slick roads and gusty winds could impact visibility and driving conditions. Motorists on major roads, including US-41, are advised to stay alert and prepared for sudden weather changes.
