Welcome to my blog. I have been sharing my insights on the weather since 2009. Initially, I began blogging on e-blogger and transitioned to WordPress in 2017. Before that, I shared my weather forecasts on Myspace in the late ’90s and early 2000s. Typically, I post at least once daily, more often if the weather is active, but I may not post when the weather is calm. My blog primarily covers the weather for northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin, focusing on the Twin Ports of Duluth and Superior. Subscriptions to my blog are available at $8 per month or $60 annually.
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Rainy, Breezy Monday; Flood Watch North Shore
Widespread rain totals of about a half inch to an inch or more are expected in northeast Minnesota and northwest Wisconsin by late Monday night. This rain on already saturated soils in the Arrowhead of Minnesota and along the North Shore of Lake Superior may lead to excessive runoff and flooding of rivers, creeks, and…
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Occasional Rain Through Early Tuesday; Breezy Near Lake Superior
Rain will move back into parts of the Northland tonight and Sunday as a cold front stretches from southwest to northeast across the region. Where the main band of showers develops, rainfall could total between 0.10 and 0.40 inches or more by Sunday afternoon, while areas northwest and southeast of the band may see little…
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More rain in the forecast
After a break from the rain this afternoon and much of Saturday, showers are expected to make a comeback in parts of the Northland Saturday night into Sunday as a cold front moves east from western Minnesota. The front is expected to stall from southern Minnesota through northwest Wisconsin to Minnesota’s Arrowhead Saturday night into…
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Flooding and Torrential Rain Hit Parts of the Northland (4/23–4/24/26)
The Arrowhead and North Shore regions, extending into northwest Wisconsin, saw some heavy rain from Thursday afternoon into early Friday morning. Several rounds of showers and thunderstorms moved over the same spots for a few hours, bringing rainfall totals of about 1 to 2 inches or more. Updated precipitation totals for Duluth, Minnesota after Thursday’s…
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Rain at Times Tonight; More Rain Returns Early Next Week
A cold front is moving east from western Minnesota this afternoon, bringing plenty of convergence both near and ahead of it. There’s been plenty of cloud cover ahead of this boundary today, limiting the heating, but even so, instability is on the rise. Whether it’s surface-based or elevated, CAPE values are ranging from a few…
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Summerlike 80s/90s in MN Today, Turning Showery Thursday
Tonight, a warm front will lift north out of southern Minnesota but this front will likely grind to a halt once it reaches the Northland, and that front will then be overtaken by a cold front which tracks eastward out of western Minnesota on Thursday. A few showers or thunderstorms may pop up near the…
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Northland Weather Forecast: Showers and Thunderstorms Ahead
A strong low-pressure system will move northeast from Montana on Wednesday, reaching central Manitoba by Thursday evening. A warm front tied to this system will push northeast from southern Minnesota Wednesday night into Thursday, while a cold front moves east from western Minnesota Thursday afternoon. South winds ahead of the system will pull moisture northward,…