Critical Fire Weather Conditions in the Southern Plains; Showers and Thunderstorms Linger Over Florida

A cold front will linger over Florida through Tuesday, bringing widespread showers and thunderstorms, and potential flash flooding concerns. Showers and thunderstorms will be most widespread across eastern and central Florida. Gusty winds and dry conditions will promote elevated to critical fire weather conditions across the southern Plains and southern Rockies through Monday. Read More >

Dry Today; Rain Returns Tonight

Seasonal Snowfall Update

Quiet and mild weather today will give way to a round of widespread rainfall tonight through Sunday night. Embedded thunderstorms may lead to heavier rainfall rates. Additional rounds of rain are expected into next week as temperatures continue to come in quite mild; rounds of rain atop our melting snowpack is expected to lead to minor to moderate flooding next week.

With the forecast pointing towards a more spring-like pattern over the next week, let’s take a look at where we stand in terms of seasonal snowfall totals. The snow we received earlier this week was enough to push us into second place all-time at the forecast office in Negaunee Township, with the period of record dating back to 1959. The winter of 2025-2026 now trails only the winter of 2001-2002 in terms of seasonal snowfall at our office, although it would still take nearly another 4 feet of snow this season to catch up to the 319.8 inches we accumulated back in 2001-2002! You can always find the latest forecast for your location at www.weather.gov/marquette.

Critical Fire Weather Conditions in the Southern Plains; Showers and Thunderstorms Linger Over Florida

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