Blowing snow and treacherous journey forward

MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) – Plan on bringing out the snow shovel and boots as we expect our first spherical of accumulating snow.

Lake impact snow might be alongside the NW wind belts many of the weekend. But a powerful band from the N wind belts appears to be like to threaten your Monday morning commute. Your First Alert Weather Day begins Saturday evening and now lasts till Monday night.

Some areas are projected to see a number of inches now as Winter Storm Warnings have been issued for Marquette and Alger counties. But most areas will see not less than 2-4 inches of snow close to the shorelines. Snow does look to wrap up by Tuesday morning because the chillier air additionally begins to interrupt.

Check out the newest NWS Alerts HERE

Take a take a look at the present radar HERE

Saturday: Cloudy skies; rising lake impact snow alongside NW wind belts

>Highs: Low to Mid 30s

Sunday: Cloudy; reasonable bands of lake impact snow alongside NW wind belts

>Highs: Low 30s

Monday: Cloudy; reasonable bands of LES alongside N and NW wind belts

>Highs: Low to Mid 30s

Tuesday: Cloudy skies; tapering snow within the morning

>Highs: Mid to High 30s; remoted Low 40s

Wednesday: Mostly cloudy skies; remoted mixture of rain/snow

>Highs: Mid to High 30s; remoted Low 40s inland

Thursday: Mostly cloudy skies; gentle scattered lake impact snow

>Highs: Low to High 30s

Friday: Partly cloudy; remoted snow showers

>Highs: Low to High 30s

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