Month: August 2016

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September 2015 tied for 4th warmest and was the 5th wettest on record at Duluth, what will this September bring? (Outlook in this post) Silver 1000 forecast – No rain!

/Issued 5:15 PM CDT, Wednesday, August 31, 2016/ Source, TropicalTidbits.com; CFS model Orange colors=Warmer than normal temperaturesBlue colors=Cooler than normal temperaturesWhite=Near average temperatures Green=Above average precipitationYellow=Below average precipitationWhite=Near average precipitation Note:  I don’t think will have a top 5 warmest September like last year in Duluth but overall expect slightly warmer than normal temperatures in […]

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Pleasant weather conditions through Friday

/Issued 4:29 PM CDT, Tuesday, August 30, 2016/ Tonight’s low temperature forecast. Wednesday’s high temperature forecast. 7-day rainfall forecast.  Source, Weather Prediction Center. Rainfall reports for August 29, 2016Source:  National Weather Service Duluth, MN; CoCoRaHs Note:  Totals listed below are from the round of storms Monday evening. Butternut, WI:  1.11″Two Harbors, MN 0.9 WSW:  1.06″Duluth, […]

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A nice stretch of weather ahead, mild temps during the day, cool at night; Warmth, humidity and rain chances return Labor Day weekend

/Issued 5:10 PM CDT, August 29, 2016/Looks like any shower/t-storm activity is going to remain south of Duluth and Superior this evening but with the cold front still to our west as of 5 PM an isolated storm could still develop. Tonight’s low temperature forecast. Tuesday’s high temperature forecast. Weather Summary for northeast Minnesota and […]

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1-2"+ rain totals in much of northern Minnesota from last night’s storms; Humid with additional t-storms possible late this afternoon/evening

/Issued 12:57 PM CDT, Monday, August 29, 2016/ Early afternoon visible satellite imagery and surface analysis – See map below.  Source, http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/ The main feature to watch today is the cold front which was over northwest Minnesota early this afternoon — This front will move east and is forecast to move into northeast Minnesota by late […]

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Warm and muggy on Monday with dew points approaching 70 degrees, highs around 80; Risk for strong to severe thunderstorms in parts of the Northland through Monday evening

/Issued 4:57 PM CDT, Sunday, August 28, 2016/ Visible satellite image from 4:30 PM today.  Source, http://weather.cod.edu/satrad/ Warm front extends from northern and eastern North Dakota southeast toward the Twin Cities late afternoon, this front will lift north/northeast through the night.  Scattered thunderstorms should erupt near and north of this boundary tonight, some of these storms […]

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