
Heavy lake effect snow will continue in the Great Lakes into Wednesday before another storm brings a widespread general snow followed by another round of heavy lake effect snow. A wide-ranging winter storm will produce great swaths of heavy snow, sleet, and treacherous freezing rain from the southern Rockies/Plains and Mid-South starting Friday and shifting toward the East Coast through Sunday. Read More >
NOAA Weather Radio Coverage Provided by the Marquette National Weather Service Office
In the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, the National Weather Service in Marquette broadcasts weather information on ten transmitters. They are:

|
Transmitter |
Station |
Frequency |
Marine Channel |
|
Houghton (CMX) |
WXK-73 |
162.400 |
WX02 |
|
Copper Harbor (CPH) |
WZ-2513 |
162.500 |
WX06 |
|
Ashland (from Duluth WFO) |
KZZ-78 |
162.525 |
WX04 |
|
Marenisco (MCO) |
WNG-683 |
162.550 |
WX01 |
|
Marquette (MQT) |
KIG-66 |
162.550 |
WX01 |
|
Munising (MUN) |
WZ-2514 |
162.475 |
WX03 |
|
Grand Marais (GRM) |
WZ-2515 |
162.425 |
WX04 |
|
Escanaba (ESC) |
KZZ-35 |
162.500 |
WX06 |
|
Sister Bay (from Green Bay WFO) |
WXN-69 |
162.425 |
WX07 |
|
Manistique (ISQ) |
WNG-684 |
162.525 |
WX04 |
|
Newberry (ERY) |
WNG-576 |
162.450 |
WX05 |
|
Sault Ste Marie (from Gaylord WFO) |
KIG-74 |
162.550 |
WX01 |