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The NBM shows WFO MQT reaching 99 degrees, which would place today in a 4-way tie for the all-time record (period of record since 1961). If downsloping can get the shoreline to 100 degrees, it will be only the 27th time 100 degrees has been recorded in the City of Marquette since the 1860s (including times with less reliable instrumentation and siting). The Ironwood WWTP site has not recorded a 100 degree temperature since the 1940s, while the Iron Mountain WWTP site has only reached 100 3 times since the 1940s (the IMT ASOS has never recorded 100 degrees F since it was installed in 1996). All of this to say, the level of heat today will likely (50+%) be on the level that most Yoopers would have to leave the UP to experience in their lifetimes. Overnight lows tonight only look to fall to the low to mid 70s, providing little relief for those without air conditioning.

High of 84, well below the 92 forecasted. Had a severe warned storm move through that did not produce severe conditions but did drop .74" of much needed rain. Point up to 99 tomorrow. Gonna be brutal... currently 73.

Rare severe storm over the Keweenaw coming in from the nw has held severe intensity since Isle Royal. Usually the cold water is a death nail to storms. Hopefully it holds together as it approaches the n shore of Marquette County. A storm would be nice to kick off the heatwave.

Point up to 98 tomorrow, 92 today and 94 Tuesday. Three days of 90's with 70's at night is gonna be hard. House is 66 degrees this morning with all the windows/blinds closed. Thankfully it's well insulated, and I have plenty of shade later in the day. More concerned for my chickens and rabbits than I am myself. Gave the garden a good soaking this morning and put a shade tarp over it to mitigate some of the heat stress.

97 in the point Monday.

Nice night to have the windows open and cool the house down. Low of 48 here, cool spot in MQT County was 40 @ Eagle Mine. Warm day in the upper-70's on tap before another round of heat settles in.

Unexpectedly cool this morning with 46 at my place, 41 at Eagle Mine, and a 39 degree reading up in Keweenaw County. A nice day 77/55 currently. Could use some rain.

September is actually my favorite non-winter month. Usually sunny and dry, leaves are changing and it’s warm enough still to keep the damp, foggy, and grayness away that October brings.

Sunshine, mid 60’s, cool northerly breeze. Not a bad 4th. Had my taste of heat, bagged a 90, I’m good.

Low of 62 here this morning w/ 89 in the point for today. Heat advisories have shifted south of Upper Michigan. Hopefully a storm or two can materialize this afternoon.

ngl, I'm hot. 91/77

No, just a couple fans to circulate the air and dry the sweat. Currently 71/71.

Still stuck in the clouds and fog, although point has 94 for the high today. It's the only 90+ temp in the forecast this week after yesterday's high temp busted by 22 degrees... .75" of rain the past 24 hours from a couple rounds.

Day 1 of the heatwave is a bust here. Managed to make it to 70 so far. Socked in all day.

Temps in Marquette County this morning ranging from upper 30's inland to upper 40's near shore, 42 here at the house. Probably the last sub-50 morning for a while. Hot and stormy looking good next week.

Point has 90 and 92 for next Monday and Tuesday. Not sure the last time I had back-to-back 90's. MQT there is a non-zero chance that a Heat Advisory or more could be needed for portions of Upper Michigan, particularly in the west where the NBM is already hinting at high temperatures approaching 100 on Monday. We could see similar temperatures on Tuesday into the middle of next week as well, provided that enough sunshine reaches the sfc those days.

Upper 50's @ noon with some light showers moving through over this way. Cool and damp. Looking forward to a real taste of summer next week.

Another cool morning with upper 30’s at my place. Eagle Mine about 10 miles nw of me down to 31. Should see mid 60’s today and a bit warmer tonight w/ mid 40’s. Have about 6 weeks of good garden weather before the sun begins to sink behind the trees on the hill to my south and west, essentially shading my garden from 3 pm on. Rooting for a couple weeks of mid to upper 80’s and humidity between now and then.

Waking up to a chilly 38 degrees. Cooler spots this morning being Eagle Mine, Doe lake, and Baraga Plains all sitting @ 31, Spincich Lake 32, and Ishpeming 33. Might squeak out a 70 today if clouds can hold off. Cool and unsettled for at least the next 7 days.

49 and cloudy with some light showers this morning. High should reach the upper 50's with a stout nw'trly breeze. Good day for a deep woods hike, bugs will be minimal.

Great for splitting and stacking firewood, for the garden not so much.

Low of 49 overnight marks the warmest morning low of the year at my place. A very warm and dry day on tap. Should reach low 80's.

Started most of my veggie plants back in early April inside where I have a small grow room. There's something very satisfying about watching a plant sprout and grow when there's still 4' of snow otg. Annual flowers and a few other things I purchase from a greenhouse in Negaunee where I work each summer. Of course, I planted most everything yesterday when the forecasted low for last night was 44, but it was one of those sneaky cold nights I worry about, with an actual low of 37 here. Thankfully I covered everything with a frost cloth to be safe. Two more night of lows in the mid 40's then the nights begin to slowly warm. Sun and mid 70's today. Have only had .75 inches of rain for the month. Pollen is thick on everything. Leaf out is about 60-70% on most trees w/ the exception of the oaks which always lag behind.

Cooler here today as well in the upper 60's and another night in the mid-40's likely. Against my better judgement I'm going to start planting in the garden. With this dry air, there's always a chance of a sneaky cold night, especially with the lake still chilly but with the already short growing season it's either now or never.

Came across a random patch of snow today. It's at the end of a camp drive so it's remnants from a plowed pile, but impressive to see on May 28th, nonetheless.