Marquette, Michigan, expects a significant winter storm by Tuesday night, bringing heavy snow, cold rain, and strong winds. Residents should prepare for a potential power outage, dangerous travel conditions, and storm progression.
Storm observation:
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) at Markwate, winter season advice is effective as of 11 a.m. Algeria, Barga, Iron, and Markvat are among the counties that will be closed from Tuesday until Monday at 10 p.m. Cold rain is expected, and a thin layer of ice on the roads, bridges, and transitions will make for a hazardous journey.
Following the adviser, a Winter Storm Watch will be in effect from Tuesday night until late Wednesday night. Northern Markvat and Barga counties can expect 4 to 13 inches of snow, while Kevinov and Northern Huton counties may receive 5 to 8 inches. Wind gusts up to 45 mph can blow ice and reduce visibility.
Except terms:
Snowfall: Forecasts indicate that Marwet may experience significant snowfall, which varies throughout the region. The heaviest snowfall is expected at high altitudes, with lake effects in snow-covered areas.
Snow accumulation: Cold rain can create a light glass cover on surfaces, particularly during storms. This can make the road, sidewalks, and power lines particularly hazardous.
Pawan: Strong winds are expected, with a wind gust of 45 mph. These winds can cause snow to blow and drain, reducing visibility and complicating the journey.
Security Relationship Rules:
Seema Yatra: Avoid making unnecessary journeys during the storm. If you are traveling, you can notify someone along the way and let them know when you expect to arrive.
