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FIRST ALERT: Cooler pattern to begin October (opens the original)
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MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - October begins with temperatures closer to average. Thursday see a small chance of rain along the Southern tier, and Friday has isolated drizzle chances for the Eastern U.P. Saturday morning temperature could be right around freezing, then climbing to the low 60s. Next widespread chance for rain will be late Tuesday into Wednesday. Download the TV6 First Alert Weather App here. Friday: Mostly sunny, isolated drizzles east The video above will feature the TV6 livestream
FIRST ALERT: Summer-like stretch continues to start the week (opens the original)
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MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Mostly sunny skies and temperatures around 70 degrees to begin the work week. With a high pressure system still over the U.P, that return for rain will not be until Tuesday evening into Wednesday. Rainfall amounts range between 0.25″ - 1″, skewing higher for Southern U.P. counties. We get cooler as the week goes on as highs drop into the 50s for next weekend, with isolated showers possible Sunday. Wednesday: AM showers, then mostly cloudy The video above will feature th
FIRST ALERT: Isolated Sunday showers, mild week ahead (opens the original)
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MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - The first weekend of Fall is a bit closer to late sunny with sunny skies and temperatures in the 70s. Sunday keeps up with similar temperatures, but afternoon isolated showers are possible for the western half of the U.P. Monday and Tuesday are drier, with scattered showers returning late Tuesday into Wednesday. Temperatures decline starting Thursday, with a cold front and heavy rain chance next weekend that could drop temperatures well below average. Download the TV6 F
NMU hosts Indigenous Perspectives Symposium on Medicines (opens the original)
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MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - The final Friday of September is Michigan Indian Day, so Northern Michigan University is hosting the Indigenous Perspectives Symposium on Medicines. The symposium opened with a song from the Teal Lake and Old Bridge Singers at NMU’s Northern Center. The focus on Michigan Indian Day is to highlight Indigenous cultures from around the region. NMU President Chris Olsen says the relationship between the university and Indigenous people is a priority. “Between Indigenous peo
Escanaba’s Downtown Day to focus on Ludington Street reopening (opens the original)
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ESCANABA, Mich. (WLUC) - Ludington Street in Escanaba has been open for less than two weeks, and Saturday could be its busiest day yet. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer proclaimed the final Saturday in September as Downtown Day. It is meant to highlight vibrant downtowns and local shops across Michigan. Morgan Parker, a sales associate with Nyman Jewelers, is eager for the upcoming foot traffic. “I would love to see the store fill up. I am expecting it to be a little bit busier. So I can’t wait to see ever
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