Marquette, MI – Marquette is experiencing unseasonably warm weather, with temperatures nearing record highs, just as a rare celestial event approaches. Today’s temperatures are expected to hit 87 degrees, with more warmth predicted on Tuesday, marking some of the highest September temperatures in recent years.
According to the National Weather Service, Tuesday will see highs in the mid-80s, potentially breaking previous records for the month. Residents are encouraged to enjoy the weather but should stay mindful of sun exposure and stay hydrated. Cooler conditions may arrive by Friday, with rain offering potential relief.
Adding to the excitement, tonight brings a stunning view of the supermoon and a partial lunar eclipse. The eclipse will begin at 8:41 p.m. EDT, reaching its peak at 10:44 p.m. when 8% of the moon will be covered by Earth’s shadow. The spectacle will last until just after midnight.
For the best view of the eclipse, find an area with minimal light pollution and clear skies. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the last supermoon of the year, as temperatures remain pleasantly warm for outdoor stargazing.
