Marquette, MI – The Upper Peninsula of Michigan is gearing up for a dynamic weather pattern this week, starting with patchy fog this morning. After the fog clears, residents can expect a quiet morning. However, the tranquility will be short-lived as the chance of thunderstorms increases by mid-afternoon due to the interaction of lake breezes with a disturbance aloft.
According to the US National Weather Service in Marquette, patchy fog will return tonight, with slight chances of thunder re-emerging on Wednesday. Today’s highs will range between 78 to 87 degrees, with lows dropping to 60 to 65 degrees overnight.
Wednesday will see a slight chance of thunderstorms, particularly in the interior west and central regions of the Upper Peninsula. The hottest temperatures of the week are also expected, with highs reaching 81 to 91 degrees. By Wednesday night, there will be a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly along the state line, with lows between 61 to 68 degrees.
The extended forecast shows a mix of partly cloudy skies and sunshine for the rest of the week. Thursday is expected to be warmer, with highs around 83 degrees. Friday will bring slightly cooler temperatures, with highs near 79 degrees, followed by a sunny and pleasant weekend with highs in the upper 70s on Saturday and a slight dip to the upper 60s on Sunday. The start of next week looks clear and cooler, with highs in the low 70s on Monday.
