Month: September 2026
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🥶🌧️Frost Tonight, Rain Thursday, and a Wetter Trend on the Horizon
Rain might hit parts of the Northland on Thursday, but it’s unclear how far east it will go before tapering off. Right now, it seems the rain will reach as far east as the Arrowhead, North Shore, Twin Ports, and possibly into extreme northwest Wisconsin on Thursday, before breaking up…
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Low Temperature Report – September 22, 2026
This morning, September 22, 2026, brought the earliest first temperatures of 28 degrees or colder since 2020 in International Falls (9/9/2020) and Ashland (9/18/2020). In Hibbing, it was the earliest first occurrence since 2023 (9/13/2023). Low temperature reports for Tuesday morning, September 22, 2026. Seagull Lake, MN: 26Cook, MN: 27Crane…
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🌤️🌦️Frost Advisory Tuesday Morning; Light Thursday Showers for Parts of the Northland
A Frost Advisory will be in effect early Tuesday morning for much of northeast Minnesota, excluding the North Shore, and for all of northwest Wisconsin. Forecasted temperatures reaching 34 degrees or lower are expected to produce frost, with the most significant risk occurring in areas inland from Lake Superior. No…
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🌤️💨Mostly Dry Week Expected for NE Minnesota and NW Wisconsin, with Patchy Frost Possible Monday Morning in Far Northern Minnesota
The week ahead promises mostly dry conditions across northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin, with Thursday bringing a few scattered showers, though nothing that suggests a drenching downpour. Expect a touch of frost Monday morning if you’re up in far northern Minnesota or the Arrowhead—temperatures could dip to around 33 degrees.…
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Strong Ontario High Drives NE Winds; Only Brief Lake‑Effect Showers Expected
A cold front will move south across our region tonight, followed by a strong high-pressure system settling over Ontario. This will bring gusty northeast winds near Lake Superior from late tonight through Monday, with gusts expected between 15 and 30 mph. Although most of the Northland is expected to remain…
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Showers End Tonight, Then a Long Dry Stretch Begins
As expected, there was a sharp gradient in rainfall across the region today, with southern parts of the Northland experiencing some rain, while northern Wisconsin, northern Minnesota, and areas near Lake Superior remained dry. The weather system responsible for today’s rain is expected to move southeast tonight, with lingering showers…
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Sharp Northward Rain Cutoff Friday — Duluth May Only See a Few Showers
The Friday setup resembles a winter pattern more than a typical September scenario, though such events can occur occasionally. High pressure over Ontario channels dry air southward on breezy northeast winds, while low pressure over Nebraska moves east-southeast, pulling abundant moisture northward ahead of the system. The boundary between rain…