Marquette, MI – The National Weather Service (NWS) office in Marquette is reminding Michigan residents to prepare their vehicles and travel plans as winter weather approaches. Officials are encouraging travelers to check road conditions and forecasts before heading out, especially with snow and ice expected in the coming weeks.
According to the US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan, drivers should update their vehicle’s emergency supply kit and ensure key components such as batteries, coolant, lights, and tires are winter-ready. The agency also recommends packing blankets, flashlights, food, and phone chargers in case of emergencies.
The NWS post, shared Sunday afternoon, emphasizes several key safety steps: share travel plans with friends or family, winterize your vehicle, and stay updated on the latest forecasts at weather.gov/safety/winter.
Officials say taking these precautions now can help prevent travel disruptions and emergencies as snow systems begin to impact Upper Michigan.
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