Marquette, MI – Dry skies today will give way to a stormy week as rain showers arrive overnight and snow looms midweek. Travelers along US-41 and nearby routes should prepare for slick conditions as temperatures drop, creating possible challenges across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
According to the National Weather Service, rain is likely to overspread Marquette late tonight, with a 70% chance of precipitation by early Tuesday morning. Breezy conditions, with gusts up to 25 mph, are also forecasted. Tuesday’s high will hover near 50 degrees, but colder air Wednesday may lead to snow in the Michigamme Highlands.
Snow accumulation is expected primarily in higher elevations by Wednesday night, with temperatures dipping into the 20s. Thursday and Friday remain unsettled, with more rain and snow showers possible. Highs will range from the mid-30s to mid-40s.
Motorists are advised to exercise caution during the morning and evening commutes, especially in areas prone to icy patches. Residents should secure outdoor items ahead of the breezy conditions on Tuesday.
This storm system marks a transition to wintry weather for the region. Stay tuned to updates from the National Weather Service and plan extra travel time if driving through higher terrain this week.
Five-Day Forecast for Marquette, MI:
• Monday: High 50°F, dry.
• Tuesday: Rainy, high 50°F, low 39°F.
• Wednesday: Rain/snow mix, high 47°F, low 24°F.
• Thursday: Snow likely, high 42°F, low 27°F.
• Friday: Rain/snow showers, high 44°F, low 34°F.
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