Marquette, Mich. – Strong storms could sweep into Michigan’s Upper Peninsula Tuesday night, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and a risk for hazardous driving. Motorists along US-41 and M-28 should prepare for slick pavement, ponding water, and sudden visibility issues after dark.
Tuesday Evening & Night (Sept. 9-10)
Thunderstorms are expected to develop after 8 p.m. Tuesday and continue through the night, with heavy rain, gusty winds, and the possibility of localized flooding. Winds could gust up to 30 mph, and rainfall amounts between a quarter and half an inch are expected. Some downpours may be intense enough to cause localized flooding. Drivers should be cautious of slick roads and poor visibility, especially along rural highways like US-41 and M-28.
Low Temperature: 56°F
Wind Gusts: Up to 30 mph
Wednesday (Sept. 10)
Spotty showers are expected early on Wednesday, with partly sunny skies developing by the afternoon. The high will be near 64°F, and winds will calm as the day progresses.
High Temperature: 64°F
Wind: Winds will decrease throughout the day.
Thursday & Friday (Sept. 11-12)
Once the storms clear, Marquette will experience mostly sunny skies on Thursday, with warmer temperatures arriving on Friday.
Thursday High: 65°F
Friday High: 71°F
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on weather conditions and be prepared for possible stormy weather, especially on Tuesday night.
