Marquette, MI – Quiet and dry conditions are expected to continue across Upper Michigan through midweek, though cloud cover will gradually increase, according to the National Weather Service in Marquette.
Cooler Temperatures Expected Today, Breezy in Keweenaw Peninsula
Tuesday will feel cooler than Monday, with temperatures remaining above seasonal averages. Forecasters are predicting breezy conditions in the Keweenaw Peninsula, while the interior west of the state will remain the warmest. Highs today are expected to range between 63 and 78 degrees.
Cloudy Skies and Mild Overnight Lows
Skies will remain cloudy tonight, with overnight temperatures dipping to between 45 and 56 degrees. Forecasters suggest that the cloudy weather will persist into Wednesday, with highs ranging from 63 to 68 degrees in the east, and 66 to 78 degrees farther west.
Gradual Clearing Wednesday Night, Warming Trend Ahead
As the night progresses into Wednesday, skies will slowly begin to clear. Overnight lows will dip into the upper 40s and low 60s, marking the beginning of a gradual warming trend for the remainder of the week.
What to Expect This Week
Residents and travelers in Upper Michigan can expect breezy afternoons with mostly dry and quiet weather through midweek. Temperatures should start to rise later in the week, leading to more sunshine and warmer conditions as we approach the weekend.
Prepare for Breezy Conditions and Changing Weather
For those planning to be outdoors, the National Weather Service advises taking precautions for the gusty winds, particularly in the Keweenaw Peninsula. Otherwise, weather conditions will remain calm and favorable for most activities.
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