Straits Area Trail Report – 02/05
STRAITS AREA UPDATE via Straits Area Snowmobile Club >> 02/05 Wednesday February 5th <> <> Straits Area Snowmobile Club on Facebook >>>> <> STRAITS AREA UPDATE via Straits Area Snowmobile Club >> Wednesday February 5th WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan >> Widespread light to occasionally moderate snowfall moves into the U.P. this evening and tonight before transitioning to lake effect across the west-northwest wind snow belts Thursday. Also expect it to get very windy over and around the Keweenaw late Thursday, making whiteout conditions possible! #miweather #keweenaw #westernup #marquette #munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsareaWidespread light to occasionally moderate snowfall moves into the U.P. this evening and tonight before transitioning to lake effect across the west-northwest wind snow belts Thursday. Also expect it to get very windy over and around the Keweenaw late Thursday, making whiteout conditions possible! #906wx #miwx I wonder what will be true WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan >> Light to moderate lake effect snow will persist through much of the day before diminishing early Wednesday morning. Take caution if traveling along M-28 today. Gusty winds and lake effect snow could reduce visibility at times, especially during this morning's commute. WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Marquette Michigan >> Scattered LES across the NW wind snow belts will bring light snow accumulations through tomorrow before diminishing and becoming confined to mainly eastern portions of Upper Michigan Tuesday night. Additional snow accumulation is expected Wednesday night with windy conditions over the Keweenaw on Thursday. #miweather #keweenaw #westernup #marquette #munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsareaScattered LES across the NW wind snow belts will bring light snow accumulations through tomorrow before diminishing and becoming confined to mainly eastern portions of Upper Michigan Tuesday night. Additional snow accumulation is expected Wednesday night with windy conditions over the Keweenaw on Thursday. WEATHER UPDATE via US National Weather Service Gaylord Michigan >> Some lingering lake effect snow showers are in store for tonight, especially in the eastern U.P., where minor accumulations are more likely. Following a brief “lull” on Tuesday, our next system moves in later Wednesday into Thursday, bringing another wintry period of weather to the region. #miweather #gaylord #cadillac #benzie #traversecity #petoskey #soo #straitsarea #newberrySome lingering lake effect snow showers are in store for tonight, especially in the eastern U.P., where minor accumulations are more likely. Following a brief “lull” on Tuesday, our next system moves in later Wednesday into Thursday, bringing another wintry period of weather to the region. #MIwx <> Latest Trail Reports – Quick Links <>
Trail update
We are grooming and have had just enough snow to keeps the trails white and in good condition. No major issues to report. Yes you can ride out of St ignace. Brevort, Epoufette and Trout Lake areas are all good. Postings From Regional Pages On Facebook
Trail update
We are grooming and have had just enough snow to keeps the trails white and in good condition. No major issues to report. Yes you can ride out of St ignace. Brevort, Epoufette and Trout Lake areas are all good. #straitsarea 
Otherwise, after a fairly quiet Wednesday, active weather returns during the late week.
As always, view our expected snowfall forecasts at weather.gov/mqt/winter #miweather #keweenaw #westernup #marquette #munising #seney #newberry #soo #straitsareaLight to moderate lake effect snow will persist through much of the day before diminishing early Wednesday morning. Take caution if traveling along M-28 today. Gusty winds and lake effect snow could reduce visibility at times, especially during this morning's commute.
Otherwise, after a fairly quiet Wednesday, active weather returns during the late week.
As always, view our expected snowfall forecasts at weather.gov/mqt/winter