Temperatures in the Northland dropped by approximately 15 degrees today compared to Friday, following the cold front that passed through Friday night.
Temperatures across the Northland ranged from the upper 50s to the 60s today, with cooler conditions in the northwest and warmer readings farther to the southeast.
So far this month, Duluth has enjoyed nine days with highs of 70 degrees or more, matching the typical total for the entire month of September. For the time being, though, more 70-degree days are unlikely as cooler weather has settled in.
High pressure will keep the Northland mostly dry tonight through Monday morning, although a few light showers may occur in far northern Minnesota late tonight into Sunday morning.
The next likely opportunity for widespread rain is Monday into Monday night, as another system moves across the Upper Midwest. Early indications suggest much of the Northland could receive a quarter to half an inch or more of rain with this system.
Rain in Duluth is expected to start Monday afternoon, continue through the evening, and gradually taper off late Monday night.
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