Most places in the Northland saw just a trace to around 0.1 inches of rain from early Monday to early Tuesday, but a few spots got quite a bit more. Seagull Lake topped the list with 0.76 inches, followed by Hayward with 0.55 inches. Cook and Aurora each measured 0.35 inches of rain.
Rainfall totals for the 36-hour period from July 20 to 21, 2026, updated as of 1 PM on July 21.
Seagull Lake, MN: 0.76″
Hayward, WI: 0.55″
Cook, MN: 0.35″
Aurora, MN: 0.35″
Orr, MN: 0.28″
Hog Creek, MN: 0.22″
Buyck, MN: 0.20″
Ely, MN: 0.19″
Winter, WI: 0.16″
Meander, MN: 0.16″
Glidden, WI: 0.14″
Siren, WI: 0.12″
Cass Lake, MN: 0.11″
Danbury, WI: 0.08″
Isabella, MN: 0.06″
Grand Rapids, MN: 0.05″
Hinckley, MN: 0.05″
Minong, WI: 0.04″
Trego Lake, WI: 0.03″
Bigfork, MN: 0.03″
Longville, MN: 0.03″
Clam Lake, WI: 0.03″
Hermantown, MN: 0.02″
Keewatin, MN: 0.02″
Duluth Airport: 0.01″
Hill City, MN: 0.01″
Total rainfall in the Northland this summer from June 1 to July 20, 2026.
Duluth, MN: 6.47″
International Falls, MN: 3.01″
Summer 2026 departure from normal rainfall for the period June 1 to July 20.
From far northern Minnesota through the Arrowhead, and across eastern parts of northwest Wisconsin, including the South Shore, rainfall this summer has been about 3 to 5 inches below average as of July 20th.
Duluth, MN: -0.65″
International Falls, MN: -3.59″
