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First Alert Weather: Winter Forecast 2026-2027
DULUTH, Minn. (Northern News Now) - Last year, Duluth saw cooler-than-average temperatures and near-normal snow accumulation. It made for some great ice-fishing conditions. Duluth picked up 82.3 inches of snow. Our 30-year average is 89 inches, which helped make for a great skiing season. Our forecast called for 85 to...
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Shower chances returns Thursday through Friday morning
The Northland saw a typical fall weather day on this Wednesday. We can thank a high-pressure system for the dry conditions with some sunshine breaking through the clouds, light winds, and seasonal temperatures in the upper 40s and lower half of the 50s. We won’t see this last as two storm systems will be pushing east and bring a glancing blow to the western Great Lakes region. After we see cloud cover increase Wednesday night with lows in the 30s and low 40s, the storm system to our south will bring showers to the area during the daytime Thursday. Northwest Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula regions will see the most rainfall as a light breeze develops with highs in the upper 40s and low 50s. The second system from the north will bring scattered showers to everyone Thursday night and Friday morning. With winds becoming breezy from the north, some flurries could mix in with the rain along the South Shore region.
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Duluth, MN Weather Oct. 14-18: Windy Friday, Warmer Weekend
Duluth, MN – Residents across northern Minnesota and the surrounding Northland are facing a chilly and windy stretch October 14-17, with overnight temperatures potentially dropping into the lower 20s before a significant warmup brings highs approaching 70 degrees Sunday, October 18.
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Northern Lights visible Thursday night with more mild & dry conditions Friday
There is not much to complain about when it comes to the weather conditions in the Northland this Thursday. A high-pressure system to our west is doing its best to keep us dry, but some cloud cover at times and a light breeze is keeping highs closer to seasonal than earlier this week with highs in the upper 50s and 60s. Clouds will move out of the region Thursday night, allowing the Northern Lights to be visible, as winds also calm. That will cool temperatures to the 30s and low 40s for lows. Friday will see a return of a southerly breeze by the afternoon, which will continue to keep temperatures mild for October standards with highs in the upper 50s and 60s with more sunshine.
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Brian Doogs 8:30 p.m. Thursday - Checking the latest drought conditions for northern Wisconsin
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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.