Michigan's Upper Peninsula is getting a taste of wintry weather a little earlier than usual this fall.
The National Weather Service office in the Marquette area says in a post on Twitter that a light accumulation of snow turned up Friday morning on vehicles and grass.
The official forecast warns of slippery conditions amid light snow mixed with rain. An inch or two (2.5 to 5.1 centimeters) of slushy snow was possible in places.
The National Weather Service says the first accumulating snow of the season usually happens around mid-October in the Upper Peninsula.