Another cold night is on the horizon, with temperatures dropping into the 20s across northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin, and some areas even likely hitting the teens. While these readings are about 10 to 15 degrees below average for this time of year, they won’t be quite low enough to break any records by Monday morning.
So far this month, average temperatures in northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin have been close to normal, ranging from about 2 degrees cooler to nearly 2 degrees warmer than usual.
Brainerd, MN
Average temperature: 39.0 degrees
Departure: -0.7 degrees below normal
Ashland, WI
Average temperature: 38.8 degrees
Departure: +1.7 degrees above normal
Hibbing, MN
Average temperature: 35.1 degrees
Departure: +0.4 degrees above normal
Duluth, MN
Average temperature: 34.6 degrees
Departure: -2.3 degrees below normal
International Falls, MN
Average temperature: 33.4 degrees
Departure: -2.1 degrees below normal
So far this month, Duluth has seen 11 days colder than average and only 4 days warmer than average, based on data through April 18th.
It was a chilly mid-April morning across the Northland, with temperatures dipping into the mid-teens to 20s, well below the usual lows of the upper 20s to lower 30s for April 19th.
It was a chilly Sunday morning, but no new record low temperatures were set for April 19th, as shown below.
International Falls, MN: 8 set in 2022
Hibbing, MN: 9 set in 2013
Ashland, WI: 12 set in 1918
Duluth, MN: 14 set in 1897
Brainerd, MN: 15 set in 1928
