Atmospheric River in the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies this Weekend

A Pacific storm and atmospheric river will impact the Pacific Northwest states and northern Rockies this weekend, bringing locally heavy low elevations rain and heavy high elevation snow in the mountains. By Sunday over the Interior Northwest, rain combined with snowmelt will increase the risk of flood hazards. Flood Watches are in effect. Read More >

NOAA'S National Weather Service
Weather Forecast Office
Marquette, MI

WFO MQT

Station Digest - A look at the National Weather Service in Marquette and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Station History - A detailed look at the history of the National Weather Service's Weather Forecast Office Marquette.

Weather Bureau/NWS History in Michigan - A brief history of the offices of the NWS and NWS predecessors throughout the state of Michigan.

Yooper Weather Review

Winter 2018 - Published March 2019

The Staff of the Marquette National Weather Service Office

After each person is their NWS title. Click on a name to send an email to that individual.

Management

Ryan Metzger: Meteorologist in Charge (MIC)
Dan Thompson: Science and Operations Officer (SOO)
Matt Zika: Warning Coordination Meteorologist (WCM)
Eric Hayner: Electronic Systems Analyst (ESA)

Support Staff

Jerry Hill: Administrative Assistant (ASA)
Nick Langlieb: Information Technology Officer (ITO)
Jim Salzwedel: Observations Program Leader (OPL)
Adam Dempsey: Electronics Technician (ET)
Louis Lenten: Electronics Technician (ET)

Lead Meteorologists

Jon Voss: Lead Meteorologist
Don Rolfson: Lead Meteorologist
Greg Michels: Lead Meteorologist
Tara Dudzik: Lead Meteorologist
Joe Phillips: Lead Meteorologist

Meteorologists

Taylor Prislovsky: Meteorologist
Lily Chapman: Meteorologist
Greg Sova: Meteorologist
Daniel Jablonski: Meteorologist
Ben Warren: Meteorologist
Vacant
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Pathways Intern

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Student Volunteers

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National Weather Service Marquette
County Warning Area

The National Weather Service in Marquette provides warning and forecast service for 13 counties in west and central Upper Michigan, the adjacent nearshore waters of Lake Superior and Lake Michigan, the open waters of Lake Superior, and Isle Royale.