Marquette, Michigan – Stormy skies will move back into Upper Michigan by midday Friday, July 25, bringing the risk of heavy rainfall and gusty winds that could disrupt travel near US-41 and throughout Marquette County.
According to the National Weather Service in Marquette, isolated thunderstorms are expected to develop between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Friday. While widespread severe weather is not likely, the system could produce locally strong winds, heavy rain, and brief visibility reductions — especially along major travel routes. Patchy fog may also linger into the late morning hours. Residents are advised to monitor road conditions and avoid low-lying areas prone to poor drainage.
Spotters are encouraged to report any flooding, hail, or wind damage to the National Weather Service via phone, website, or social media.
Here’s the latest five-day forecast for Marquette, beginning Friday, July 25:
- Friday, July 25: High near 77°F, partly sunny after morning fog. Isolated storms possible by 1 p.m. Winds calm, becoming north at 5 mph.
- Saturday, July 26: Slight 30% chance of showers after 2 p.m. High near 80°F, mostly sunny otherwise.
- Sunday, July 27: Mostly sunny with a high near 84°F — warmest day of the stretch. Slight chance of thunderstorms late.
- Monday, July 28: A chance of showers and thunderstorms mainly after 8 a.m. High near 81°F.
- Tuesday, July 29: Mostly sunny with a cooler high near 73°F. A pleasant, dry pattern returns.
Stay weather aware into the weekend as Saturday evening and Sunday night also bring low chances for additional showers. Another round of thunderstorms could develop by Monday, so keep devices charged and plans flexible.
