MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) -A small disturbance is bringing freezing rain, mix, and snow across the U.P. during the morning. Then, scattered showers in the south and east by midday. Snowfall amounts will range from 1 to 2 inches in the Keweenaw. Otherwise, less than a tenth of an inch of ice accumulation is expected. Roads will become slick.
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A second system comes on Thursday. This one will be stronger with more hazardous road conditions. It starts with snow moving in from Wisconsin on Wednesday night into Thursday. Projected snowfall amounts are trending 3-6″.
The system has a more westerly track, which will put the U.P. in the warm sector. This will result in a transition to widespread freezing rain as warmer air moves in. It lasts into the afternoon with showers developing near Lake Michigan. Projected ice accumulations are trending around a quarter of an inch to half an inch. You can expect hazardous travel conditions as roads become slushy and icy!
Most of the precipitation will be out of the region by Friday morning. A third system will come in on Saturday. This one starts with freezing rain on Friday night, and it transitions to rain on Saturday afternoon. Stay tuned for updates on this one.
Today: Light snow, freezing rain/drizzle, and rain showers
>Highs: Low to mid 30s north, upper 30s to low 40s
Wednesday: Spotty snow north and mostly cloudy
>Highs: Upper 20s north, low to mid 30s
Thursday: Morning snowfall, afternoon widespread freezing rain, and rain late
>Highs: Low to mid 30s
Friday: Spotty mix in the morning. Then, freezing rain at night
>Highs: Low 30s west, mid 30s east
Saturday: Morning widespread freezing rain. Then, afternoon rain/snow
>Highs: Low 30s west, mid 30s east
Sunday: Morning light snow
>Highs: Low 30s
Monday: Scattered snow showers
>Highs: Low 30s
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