Michigan greets the morning with light snow swirling over Marquette and Lake Superior. Snow fog hangs in the air, and temperatures hover near 21 degrees. Wind chills sit in the teens, and roads are turning slick.
A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 7 p.m. this evening for Marquette County. Additional snowfall between 3 and 5 inches is expected. Lake-enhanced bands will shift at times, lowering visibility quickly.
Snow showers continue through the afternoon, with highs near 28 degrees. Northwest winds gust up to 20 mph, creating pockets of blowing snow. Travel along US-41 may become hazardous during heavier bursts.
Snow persists tonight, with lows near 22 degrees. Winds increase, and gusts could reach 30 mph. Slippery roads are likely, especially on elevated surfaces and untreated secondary streets.
Sunday keeps snow showers in play, mainly after mid-morning. Highs reach the lower 20s, with another inch or two possible. Patchy blowing snow develops as gusts climb toward 35 mph late in the day.
Sunday night turns sharply colder, with lows near 12 degrees. Any slush will refreeze quickly. This is prime flash freezing season in Upper Michigan, when daytime melting locks into ice by morning.
Monday stays cold and partly sunny, with highs near 15 degrees. Snow chances linger into midweek, with highs in the 20s. By Friday, temperatures rebound into the upper 30s.
The 6–10 day outlook suggests moderation ahead, with hints of early spring warmth building beyond this active winter stretch.
Five Day Outlook for Marquette, Michigan:
Sunday: Snow showers, high 23°.
Monday: Partly sunny, high 15°.
Tuesday: Snow showers likely, high 24°.
Wednesday: Snow showers, high 28°.
Thursday: Partly sunny, high 27°.
