Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) updates for the Upper Peninsula. On duty: Dan
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ALT Sign next to freeway telling drivers to move over for stopped emergency vehicles.
ALT On the left is a picture of a little wooden bridge over a creek in a forest with leaves on the ground. On the right is the forecast for today and tonight. Rain will be in the forecast for much of this work week with most of the UP seeing around 1 to 2 inches in total. Temperatures will be warmer than normal for November until cooler air arrives late in the week. Today's highs: 60 to 69; Tonight's lows: 51 to 57.
ALT A tow truck tends to a crashed vehicle by a freeway wall.
ALT Image of a female driver yawning behind the wheel.
ALT Graphic includes a forest with Fall foliage and a 5-Day Forecast. Southerly flow will continue across the area through Tuesday as low pressure moves from the Colorado Rockies to the Dakotas. This will result in unseasonably warm temperatures. Skies will mainly be cloudy through the period with increasing rain chances starting this afternoon. Periods of widespread showers can be expected Tuesday through Thursday. Today's highs: 57 to 67; Tonight's lows: 52 to 57; Tuesday's highs: 62 to 70; Tuesday night's lows: 51 to 58; Wednesday's highs: 53 to 63; Wednesday night's lows: 40 to 48; Thursday's highs: 45 to 55; Thursday night's lows: 30 to 39; Friday's highs: 40 to 50; Friday night's lows: 27 to 35.
ALT Image of a road sign during Halloween with the text "Monsters Crossing."
ALT Streaks of light on a freeway at dusk.
ALT Graphic showing the U.P. forecast for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Background image is fall foliage.
ALT Freeway traffic.
ALT Engineer looks at project schematics on a wall in an office.
ALT Image of two semi-trucks traveling in an urban setting.
ALT NWS Marquette social media graphic
