Tag: temperatures
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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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Cooler Air, Frost, and Limited Rain Chances Ahead for the Northland
A cold front will slide southeast across the Northland tonight, ushering in a cooler, more seasonable air mass for Thursday and Friday. Northwest winds will increase behind the front, with gusts up to 25 mph at times. High temperatures will mainly top out in the 50s and 60s both days,…
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Damp Tonight, Warm Tomorrow, Weekend Rain Still a Question Mark
Rain will linger over parts of the Northland this evening before easing, with areas of fog rolling in tonight and lasting into Wednesday morning. A cold front will sweep southeast through the region Wednesday afternoon and evening, bringing no precipitation but pushing temperatures up ahead of it, reaching the 70s…
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🌫️☔Fog rolls back into the Northland tonight, as Duluth marks its eleventh 70-degree day of September.
Fog is set to roll in across the Northland tonight, lingering into Monday morning before lifting by mid to late morning. In Duluth, today’s high of 70 marks the 11th time this month that temperatures have hit at least 70 degrees. The September average is nine days reaching 70 or…
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🌦️A bit of weekend rain is on the horizon as the large-scale weather pattern remains active.
The mid and upper-level pattern shows a strong nor’easter over the western Atlantic Ocean, drifting west-northwest and sticking around into early next week. Over the Pacific Northwest, another powerful system is moving northeast into western Canada. Meanwhile, weaker energy over the central and southern Plains and Rockies will lift northeast,…
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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…