Weather Updates from TV6 Meteorologists Karl Bohnak and Jennifer Perez
A strong NW wind component has developed over the U.P. in the wake of an exiting low pressure system, leaving snow chances mainly along the NW wind belts overnight and into early Thursday-New Year’s Eve. A high pressure system in the Midwest builds and brings in dry southwesterly air to the Upper Peninsula, resulting in diminishing snow coverage and mostly sunny skies over the region.
The mild weather pattern persists over the New Year Weekend, with the next chances for precipitation forecasted for Monday night from a Canadian Prairies-based system, and then on Wednesday from a migrating system from the Plains.
Thursday, New Year’s Eve: Partly cloudy with a chance of isolated snow showers in the NW wind belts
Highs: 20s
Friday, New Year’s Day: Partly cloudy
Highs: 30
Saturday: Mostly sunny, milder
Highs: 30s
Sunday: Partly cloudy
Highs: 30s
Monday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of snow
Highs: 30
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy
Highs: 30s
Wednesday: Cloudy with a chance of snow
Highs: 30
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