KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via The Lakeshack >> 01/21
Is that the sun?
We haven’t seen the shoreline across the lake for days
We’re at -22F this morning
We got the goods here in Twin Lakes Mi
Trails should be mint but I think I’ll wait for some warmer temps to get after it
KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via M&M Power Sports >> 01/21
It’s a frozen tundra outside this morning! Stay warm and ride safe🥶
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KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via Western UP Trail Reports >> 01/21
We finally get to see the sun for a day. However that brings bitter cold. I had -15° at 7am this morning with 6 more inches of snow putting the grand total at 170 inches. Looks like snow is in the forcast for 7 out of the next 10 days.
WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan >> After midnight, temperatures and wind chills gradually warm through Wednesday; Cold Weather Advisories end at 1 AM EST. A light round of snow is also expected tonight into Wednesday with snow accumulations remaining below 1 inch. #miweather #keweenaw#westernup#marquette#munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsareaAfter midnight, temperatures and wind chills gradually warm through Wednesday; Cold Weather Advisories end at 1 AM EST. A light round of snow is also expected tonight into Wednesday with snow accumulations remaining below 1 inch. ... See MoreSee Less
WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan >> Arctic air persisting over the area will result in max temps only reaching into the single digits below zero today over the west half with highs near zero expected over the east half. Dangerously cold wind chills of 25 below to 45 below this morning will persist at around 25 below zero this afternoon into this evening. Temperatures will slowly rebound closer to normal from the middle to the end of the week. Lake effect snow and blowing snow with occasional whiteouts will persist over the Keweenaw Peninsula into this afternoon before the lake effect snow lifts north out over Lake Superior late in the day. #miweather #keweenaw#westernup#marquette#munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsareaArctic air persisting over the area will result in max temps only reaching into the single digits below zero today over the west half with highs near zero expected over the east half. Dangerously cold wind chills of 25 below to 45 below this morning will persist at around 25 below zero this afternoon into this evening. Temperatures will slowly rebound closer to normal from the middle to the end of the week. Lake effect snow and blowing snow with occasional whiteouts will persist over the Keweenaw Peninsula into this afternoon before the lake effect snow lifts north out over Lake Superior late in the day. #906wx #miwx ... See MoreSee Less
KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via M&M Power Sports >> It’s a frozen tundra outside this morning! Stay warm and ride safe🥶 #keweenaw#snowphotos... See MoreSee Less
KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via The Lakeshack >> Is that the sun? We haven’t seen the shoreline across the lake for days We’re at -22F this morning We got the goods here in Twin Lakes Mi Trails should be mint but I think I’ll wait for some warmer temps to get after it Shackiecam live 24/7 Have a wonderful day and stay warm video.nest.com/live/gbiim7CnxN#keweenaw#snowphotosIs that the sun? We haven’t seen the shoreline across the lake for days We’re at -22F this morning We got the goods here in Twin Lakes Mi Trails should be mint but I think I’ll wait for some warmer temps to get after it Shackiecam live 24/7 Have a wonderful day and stay warm
WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan >> Tonight will be the coldest night of the season with subzero temperatures for most across the U.P. into Tuesday and wind chills down to between -20 and -45. Also due to this cold air, lake effect snow will be a fine and powdery type snow which is highly effective at reducing visibility. Expect frequent white out conditions in the northwest becoming west wind snow belts this evening through Tuesday. #miweather #keweenaw#westernup#marquette#munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsareaTonight will be the coldest night of the season with subzero temperatures for most across the U.P. into Tuesday and wind chills down to between -20 and -45. Also due to this cold air, lake effect snow will be a fine and powdery type snow which is highly effective at reducing visibility. Expect frequent white out conditions in the northwest becoming west wind snow belts this evening through Tuesday. ... See MoreSee Less
KEWEENAW PENINSULA UPDATE via Western UP Trail Reports >> Monday January 20th 2025 We received 7 more inches since yesterday putting the grand total at 164 inches so far this year in Toivola. We've surpassed last year total for the season which was 153 inches. HOLLY WHA!! ☠️ Stretch Western UP Trail Reports Web Cam video.nest.com/live/4BKmS6XRiT#keweenaw#snowphotosMonday January 20th 2025 We received 7 more inches since yesterday putting the grand total at 164 inches so far this year in Toivola. We've surpassed last year total for the season which was 153 inches. HOLLY WHA!! ☠️ Stretch
WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan >> Dangerous winter weather continues into the work week as Arctic air settles into the Upper Great Lakes. Temperatures today will range from the single digits below zero west to single digits above zero east. Lows tonight will range from 5 below to 25 below zero but could dip near 30 below for isolated spots of the interior west. The dangerous cold will continue into Tuesday with subzero temperatures persisting. Meanwhile, lake effect snow and considerable blowing snow will persist for the W to WNW snowbelts, creating localized whiteout conditions north of M-28 in the east, and over M-26 and US-41 across the Copper Country. As always, find our expected snowfall forecasts at weather.gov/mqt/winter #miweather #keweenaw#westernup#marquette#munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsareaDangerous winter weather continues into the work week as Arctic air settles into the Upper Great Lakes. Temperatures today will range from the single digits below zero west to single digits above zero east. Lows tonight will range from 5 below to 25 below zero but could dip near 30 below for isolated spots of the interior west. The dangerous cold will continue into Tuesday with subzero temperatures persisting.
Meanwhile, lake effect snow and considerable blowing snow will persist for the W to WNW snowbelts, creating localized whiteout conditions north of M-28 in the east, and over M-26 and US-41 across the Copper Country.
As always, find our expected snowfall forecasts at weather.gov/mqt/winter ... See MoreSee Less