Weather Blog for Northeast Minnesota and Northwest Wisconsin
I’m keeping an eye on another system which could bring another round of accumulating snow, rain and a mixture of precipitation to northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin on Thursday. Computer model runs today have been trending toward the colder/further south solutions which the UK, Canadian and GFS models have been showing for a few days…
3:30 PM 10/20/2020 – This post will focus on the ongoing snow event which will continue into tonight, but I’ll have another post shortly regarding Thursday’s storm, and possibly another one for this weekend. Still looks like a widespread 2 to 5 inch snowfall across much of the Northland through late tonight with the greatest…
Not even into November yet and here we are looking at our second snow event this season worthy of a winter weather advisory, this one is for Tuesday afternoon into Tuesday night. Temperatures aloft continue to look cold enough to support snow once precipitation arrives on Tuesday, but surface temperatures especially within about 5 miles…
Our second widespread snow event of the 2020-2021 snow season could hit the Northland on Tuesday. An even colder air mass should be in place for Tuesday’s system as 850mb temperatures range from around -3 to -7C, while 925mb temperatures range from around -2 to -3C. Surface temps are forecast to range from around 31…
Will get a break in precipitation on Sunday with partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies expected. There may be a few flurries around on Sunday but nothing that would accumulate. A few flurries are possible on Monday, but for the most part it looks like another dry day across the Northland. I’m keeping an eye…