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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A mild stretch continues into the weekend.
Winds will pick up and become breezy during the morning. South and southeast winds will gust 25-35mph, occasionally exceeding 40mph. Otherwise, it will be a mild and cloudy day ahead of our next system. Rain will slowly move in overnight into tomorrow morning, becoming scattered by the afternoon. The rainfall amounts will be around a quarter of an inch. Opening Day is still expected to be dry, along with most of this weekend. A front moves in on Sunday, bringing light rain in the morning.
Breezy conditions for Opening Weekend.
An active weather pattern comes next week.
It’s a quiet start to what will be an active week. A slow-moving system out of the Southern Plains will bring widespread soaking rain overnight through tomorrow. Pockets of moderate intensities could be possible. Rainfall amounts will range from half an inch to an inch. It will also be windy, as the main area of low-pressure tracks is east of the U.P. tomorrow. Winds will be out of the southeast with 10-25mph speeds and gusts of 35-45mph. Gusts will weaken by the evening. Then, wrap-around moisture will bring some and rain snow mix Wednesday into Thursday with light accumulations of 1-3″ possible on grass surfaces.
Rainy and windy conditions continue during the morning as a slow-moving system shifts north into southern Ontario. Southeast winds will gust 35-45mph. This could cause toppled-over items, power outages, large waves, and lakeshore flooding. Winds will weaken late in the day. Then, a lull from precipitation occurs tonight through tomorrow morning. The main low spins north of the U.P. pumping in colder air and moisture. This will cause wet snow to develop in the western half of the U.P. tomorrow afternoon into Thursday morning. Snow amounts will range from 1-3″ with isolated areas reaching 5″. More rain moves in out of the east during the day.
The lull ends soon as the slow-moving system brings more moisture and colder air. Rain showers move back into the Eastern U.P. this afternoon with temperatures slowly decreasing allowing the rain to mix with snow. Then, wet snow expands across the U.P. this evening and tonight. Accumulations will be minor, but still cause slushy and wet roads by tomorrow morning. Snow amounts will range from 1-2″ with more in the higher elevations of Western Marquette and Baraga counties. The rain and snow will end by tomorrow afternoon. A colder trend will follow into the weekend.
A colder pattern is on the horizon
A colder and snowy trend for the holiday week.
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