Category: hail reports
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No Sustained Cold Air Ahead; ⛈️Storms Exit Tonight, 🌧️Rain Chances Next Week
Typical highs for October 29th in the Northland are in the mid to upper 40s, and Thursday’s temperatures will be right around those numbers. It’ll also be breezy after tonight’s system, with northwest winds picking up between 15 and 25 mph. Forecast models continue to show little evidence of any…
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🌧️➡️☀️💨Goodbye Rain, Hello Breeze: Dry Sunday Ahead
Rain in Duluth will taper off this evening by around 7 or 8 PM, leaving dry conditions overnight and into Sunday. Sunday will be breezy, with northwest winds gusting between 15 and 25 mph. On Sunday, highs in the Northland will range from the mid-50s to the low and mid-60s,…
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🌬️ Pattern Change Possible This Weekend into Next Week; 🌧️ Occasional Showers and Storms but Low Confidence in Widespread Rain
A pattern change could occur this weekend into next week, potentially bringing more persistent southwesterly winds aloft across the Upper Midwest. This is notable, as much of the summer has been dominated by a generally northwest flow aloft. It remains uncertain whether this will result in a wetter pattern for…
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Northland Storms: Hail, Funnel Clouds and Heavy Rain – Aug. 25
Today, the Northland saw scattered showers and thunderstorms, featuring hail from quarter- to half-dollar size, isolated funnel clouds, and localized wind damage in Duluth’s Morgan Park area. Local Storm Reports – August 25, 2026 7:32 PM: Funnel Cloud. 6 SW Webb Lake, WI (Burnett County). Funnel over County C and…
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🌦️ A Few Gusty Showers and Isolated Thunder Tonight; Thursday’s Storms Delivered Large Hail
Thursday’s cold front has moved well southeast of the Northland, but a secondary front is closely following from northern Minnesota this afternoon. It will continue moving southeast across the region this evening, bringing a few gusty showers and isolated thunderstorms. While severe weather is not expected, wind gusts could reach…
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Baseball‑Size Hail in Bayfield County as Duluth Drops 15–25° Under a Lake Breeze
Northeasterly winds swept in today at the head of the lake, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures across the Twin Ports. By 4 PM, it was 15 to 25 degrees cooler than at the same time on Sunday. The Twin Ports can expect warmer weather in the coming days, with…
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Northern Minnesota Soakers: Northome Leads Friday Night Rainfall
Parts of northern Minnesota saw plenty of rain from Friday night’s storms, with Northome leading the way at 2.49 inches, followed by Orr with 2.36 inches. Rain totals dropped farther south, with about 0.6 inches in Ely, 0.4 inches in Hibbing, and just 0.08 inches at the Duluth Airport. Rainfall…