Tag: tornado watch
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Duluth’s 12‑Day Run of 80° Highs Ends Tuesday as Cooler Air Moves In
After a stretch of very warm to hot weather in the Northland, a wave of cooler air is on its way for Tuesday and Wednesday. On Tuesday, 850mb temperatures are expected to drop to around +5 to +10°C in our area, the lowest in several weeks. This should mean daytime…
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Thunderstorms will wrap up by late this evening, but showers might make a comeback on Thursday.
A round of showers and thunderstorms moved northeast through the Northland early this morning, and scattered storms have redeveloped as expected this afternoon. Fortunately, we haven’t seen much in the way of severe weather with this system today, and it looks like that will remain the case before it moves…
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Northland Weather: Rain Chances and Temperature Trends
Two cold fronts will sweep across the Northland by Friday. The first arrives Thursday, moving slowly as it pushes east from western Minnesota in the morning and exits to the east by Friday morning. Hot on its heels, a second cold front will pass through the area later on Friday.…
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Mild inland, cooler by the lake with fog at times; late‑week and weekend precipitation possible
Later this week into the weekend, a large and possibly deep trough could move over the upper Midwest and western Great Lakes. At first, the Northland will be on the warmer side, east of the trough, with some rain possible Friday and Friday night. By Saturday, much colder air is…
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Winter Storm Update – 5:00 PM, Thursday, April 2, 2026
One winter storm is ongoing in the Northland tonight, with another expected Friday night into Saturday. Note: As of 4 PM today, the National Weather Service in Duluth, Minnesota reported 2.1 inches of snow, with an additional 2 to 4 inches expected by late tonight, which falls within my forecasted…
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The next few days will be very cold and windy, with some snow expected tonight and another round of snow on Tuesday night.
A huge storm system is rolling through today, bringing all kinds of wild weather. Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are slamming parts of the upper Midwest and western Great Lakes, while a line of strong to severe thunderstorms—with multiple warnings and a couple of tornado alerts—stretches from southwest Illinois down…
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An active weather pattern
The weather’s been pretty active lately, and it doesn’t look like it’s calming down anytime soon. Today, a pair of low-pressure systems stretch from eastern Colorado to northern Missouri, with a strong warm front cutting across north-central Illinois, creating a sharp temperature contrast—from the upper 30s in Chicago to around…