Month: January 2009

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1/31/09: Saturday’s Weather Report

Issued at 4:30 PM CST, Saturday, January 31st, 2009 Surface Analysis at 22z: Low pressure averaging 982 mb was moving into the Southwest half of Ontario. A warm front attached to this low had lifted into far Northeast Minnesota with a cold front attached to this low just entering far Northwest Minnesota. A prefrontal trough […]

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1/31/09: Incredible warmth/powerful storm

Issued at 12:50 PM CST, Saturday, January 31st, 2009 At 1830z a deep area of low pressure averaging 984 mb was centered over Eastern Manitoba with strong darkening noted on water vapor satellite imagery surging southeast across the Northeast half of North Dakota into Northwest Minnesota. This powerful low is causing temperatures to sky rocket […]

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1/30/09: Friday’s Weather Report

Issued at 3:12 PM CST, Friday, January 30th, 2009 If the high temperature fails to reach 32 degrees at Duluth on Saturday, then this will go down as just the 15th time since 1874 that a January has failed to produce a temperature of 32 degrees. It’s a tricky forecast for the city on Saturday, […]

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1/30/09: Low Temperatures

Issued at 1:29 PM CST, Friday, Janaury 30th, 2009 Another shot of arctic air sent low temperatures falling well below zero over parts of the area. Here are some low temperatures that were reported earlier Today, January 30th, 2009. Duluth MN: -12 degrees International Falls MN: -33 degrees Brainerd MN: -21 degrees Hibbing MN: -25 […]

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1/29/09: Thursday’s Weather Report

Issued at 4:24 PM CST, Thursday, January 29th, 2009 Weather History: On this date in 2008, the high temperature reached 35 degrees at Duluth Minnesota, but a new blast of arctic air sent the low temperature plummeting to 19 degrees below zero on the same day. That’s a difference of 54 degrees in 24 hours! […]

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