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Rivers run high, but dry warmup lowers Upper Peninsula flood threat
MARQUETTE, MI — Upper Peninsula rivers are expected to run high this week as snow melts, but forecasters say the near-term flood threat is dropping because a dry warmup is arriving with little rain. On Monday, April 20, National Weather Service meteorologist Nick Langlieb said temperatures should climb into...
My UP Now
Big bowls of sunshine & glowing temperatures today into Thursday
Back to back days of mostly sunny skies & glowing high temperatures. Tuesday's highs reach the 60°s, then climb into the 70°s Wednesday & Thursday! The west interior will hit those peak numbers. Humidity levels will drop into the teens & 20s across the interior, creating limited fire weather concerns. Light winds & moist soil from recent snowmelt should keep that risk low. However, rapid melting continues to impact river levels until further notice. Rain & a few thunderstorms arrive Thursday night into Friday as a cold front moves through the region. Cooler, more typical April temperatures in the 50°s return by Saturday. COPYRIGHT 2026 BY MY UP NOW – WBUP/WJMN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED
WLUC
Yoopers enjoy spring amid flooding
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Residents of Marquette take some time to enjoy the benefits of spring and power through the detrimental flooding this spring has brought. McCarty’s Cove, Presque Isle, and Lower Harbor were all packed with thawed-out Yoopers after a long winter. Residents visited parks, went on walks, picnicked at the beach, and some even took the time to get graduation photos.
WLUC
FIRST ALERT: Warmer days before severe storm potential
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Visibility down to half a mile is possible for your morning commute. Once the fog clears during mid-morning, it will be mostly sunny with at least seasonal temperatures. The sun and warmth will continue into Friday. Download the TV6 First Alert Weather App here. The Storm...
WLUC
NWS reports 2025-2026 winter has second-highest snowfall
MARQUETTE COUNTY, Mich. (WLUC) - The National Weather Service station in Negaunee Township says this winter is one for the record books. Between the blizzards and heavy lake effect snow, the National Weather Service says this winter is the second snowiest season. The NWS report says the latest snowfall amount is 274.7 inches at the Negaunee Township office. The NWS says the worst season saw 319.8 inches of snow during the 2001-2002 season. The previous second-place spot was during the 1996-1997 season at 272.2 inches.
My UP Now
Fog persists while warmer temps widen flood concerns; cold mix ahead
Widespread fog & ongoing flooding from snowmelt will impact our mostly cloudy Wednesday with cool 40° to mild 60° highs. A chance for showers & thunderstorms pop up tonight, but rainfall totals should stay below a quarter of an inch. Warmth builds late in the week with temperatures potentially reaching the 70°s on Thursday & Friday. Widespread showers flies in Friday night through Saturday morning, scattering up to half an inch of rainfall. Much colder, breezy weekend air drops our highs down to 40°s & 30°s, along with the possibility of rain becoming wet snow. 906 WEATHER WATCHERS - GOING NUTS OVER THE MELTDOWN COPYRIGHT 2026 BY MY UP NOW – WBUP/WJMN. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS MATERIAL MAY NOT BE PUBLISHED, BROADCAST, REWRITTEN OR REDISTRIBUTED
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FIRST ALERT: Drier days before heavy rain potential
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) -Areas of dense fog could slow you down during the first half of the day. Visibility could be down to around a quarter mile. The fog lifts and mixes out around midday. First Alert Weather App>TV6 Apps for iOS and Android devices. Dry weather continues today through...