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Loman, MN · Weather
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First Alert Weather: High pressure to clear the sky for nigh on a week
WEATHER STORY: An Omega High is a blocking high that takes on the shape of the Greek letter omega as clouds go up and around the cloud crusher. It’s too early to tell if this week’s high will be of the omega variety but it will block the progression of lows from Tuesday to Saturday and make things sunny around here. Only rain chances are a slight one on Monday and a better shot next Sunday. Normals: 38 and 55.
FOX 21 Online
FOX 21 Online
A cool & breezy start to October with widespread inland frost overnight
Happy Thursday, Northland! Quite a warm end to September, with virtually everyone save some spots along the North Shore getting into the 70s for highs. Along the I-35 corridor and the South Shore, we saw upper 70s and lower 80s which made it feel more like summer. Today will be quite different as a cold front passes its way through. This cold front will make northwest winds quite blustery with gusts of over 20 mph likely and over 30 mph possible, mainly along the North Shore. This will keep temperatures near seasonal for the day, with highs ranging from the mid-50s in northern Minnesota to the lower 60s, with some spots along the South Shore possibly seeing upper 60s. With clear skies persisting into the overnight hours, we can see temperatures dip quite close to freezing away from Lake Superior with widespread frost expected and a few spots getting below freezing. The seasonal temperatures will last us through the remainder of the week into the weekend while conditions stay mostly dry.
WDIO News Duluth-Superior
Justin Liles: Northland rain tapers off, fog likely overnight into Wednesday
Rain showers will gradually taper off across the Northland this evening, with only light additional accumulation expected. Rain will cool down the air and areas of thick fog are likely to develop overnight into Wednesday.
WSAW
Northern Wisconsin experiencing exceptional drought
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Three-day forecast: Monday, September 28–Wednesday, September 30
Monday: Rain returns to northwestern Minnesota, with periods of rain around Thief River Falls and showers near Bemidji. Highs should reach 64 to 65 degrees in those communities. Duluth has a quieter daytime forecast, with morning fog giving way to partial sunshine and a high near 64. Tuesday: Periods of...
KBJR
Drought reaches exceptional levels in northwest Wisconsin
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Clouds and Rain Chances Return to Minnesota Through Saturday
Minnesota’s three-day outlook brings plenty of clouds, temperatures in the 60s and several opportunities for rain. Forecasts for Duluth, St. Cloud and Rochester show showers or thunderstorms affecting northern and central areas Thursday, followed by another chance for rain in central and southern areas Saturday. Friday offers a break from the wetter weather, although clouds will linger.
Sawyer County Record
Hurricane harriers run at Rice Lake, Minneapolis
The Hayward Hurricanes cross-country team competed in the Rice Lake Invitational Sept. 15 at UWEC-Barron County. The varsity boys finished 11th out of 29 schools and the varsity girls finished 19th out of 20 schools. Finishing the 5K race for the boys were Beck Johnson 10th, 16:55; Brodie Lamoureaux 54th, 18:25; Daniel Paquin 60th, 18:33; Asher Vincent 97th, 19;29; Blaise Kidder 99th, 19:29; Gabe Paquin 112th, 20:01; and Jude Keenan 163rd, 21:33. Finishing for the varsity girls were Cynthia Hart 110th, 25:44; Celia Strottman 112th, 25:52; Julianna Lawrence 113th, 25:54; Maggie Nelson 137th, 27:45; Miika Kirshner 140th, 28:30; and Jayleia St. Germaine 146th, 29:49. In the JV girls division, Annalise Wohling finished 67th in 30:48. In the JV boys division, Dante Stoeklen finished 158th in 27:30, Gus Gregory was 172nd in 37:19 and Ahaziah Shimko was 173rd in 37:57. Mddle school Running in the 3K middle school race were: Girls: Eloise Lietzan fifth, 12:06; Nadya Dums 40th, 13:40; Rowan Sennett 44th, 13;44; Prescott Anderson 109th, 15;41; Sophia Hadley 142nd, 16:42; Kinsley Olson 143rd, 16:43; Alli Larson 145th, 16:54; Juniper Sinclair 154th, 17;51; Lillian Bean 181st, 18:45; Boys: Sullivan Sinclair 82nd, 14:17; Jayson Henkel 1111th, 15;31; Oliver Gregory 121st, 15:52; Pearce