Jennifer Perez is a journalist based in Marquette, Michigan. She writes for TV6 & FOX UP, covering local weather and providing updates on current conditions. Her work has also appeared on Patch.com, where she shares news and updates about weather-related events in the Marquette area.
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Another round of rain comes later in the week.
High pressure resulted in chill conditions and clear skies. Clouds will increase this afternoon as a cold front approaches. It will bring rain showers late tonight through tomorrow morning. Showers will move in across the Western U.P. and track east. Rainfall amounts will be around a quarter of an inch. For now, the week will be dry. Then, a more active pattern could bring in more rounds early next week.
Light rain showers associated with afront will taper off during the morning. Then, clouds clear by the afternoon with dry weather following through the weekend. Due to a slow-moving front, next week will be more active with daily rain chances. It will also bring unseasonably warm air, which supports chances for thundershowers on Monday and Tuesday afternoons. The front will finally move in on Wednesday resulting in widespread rain. Behind it, cooler air will follow. This setup could much-needed rounds of soaking rain.
Breezy winds & isolated thundershowers.
Relief for the drought and wildfire threat is on the way. We’re still on track to get soaking rain tomorrow and Halloween. However, the progression will be slower. Rain and thundershowers will move in tomorrow afternoon and continue through the night as a cold front moves in. The main swath clears out by Thursday morning, but lake-effect rain showers develop during the morning. Colder air will filter in, allowing temperatures to decrease during the day. This could result in the rain transitioning to wet snow with minor accumulation on grassy surfaces. This ends by Friday morning with seasonal conditions following.
Light snow accumulations on Halloween.
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Rain and snow gradually move out.
Active conditions for a couple of days
A drier stretch is on the way.
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