Mountain Iron
Mountain Iron, MN · Weather
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Hayward Lakes Outdoor Report 9-14-2026
Following a Sunday night low of 34 degrees and a Monday high of 60, temperatures return to upper 60s/low 70s this week, with frequent chances for rain. Fall officially arrives Tuesday, September 22, and there are numerous outdoor activities available ‑ take advantage of the season that is always too short!
FOX 21 Online
A system to bring wet and windy conditions Monday as temperatures stay cool
After a quite warm start to September overall, we finally got to enjoy some fall conditions over the weekend. Sunday felt most like early fall, with highs for all staying in the 60s and plenty of sunshine to enjoy these conditions with. Overnight was quite chilly too, with plenty of spots dipping near if not below freezing thanks to a high-pressure system. This high-pressure system won’t stick around for long as a storm system is going to bring more needed rain later in the day. The first showers will arrive by early this afternoon, with the bulk of the rain pushing through later this afternoon and evening before clearing through the night. Generally, we can expect much of the Northland to see 0.5” to 0.75”, with over an inch possible in spots. As there can be a few embedded thunderstorms bringing locally heavier amounts, there is a marginal risk for excessive rainfall.
northernnewsnow.com
We may be able to see the Northern Lights tonight!
Northern lights are possible tonight with partly cloudy skies. Severe weather is possible later Friday into early Saturday. TUESDAY AFTERNOON/OVERNIGHT: Clouds will continue to decrease from west to east this afternoon. Skies will be partly cloudy overnight with a chance to view the northern lights!. Northern MN will have the...
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WDIO News Duluth-Superior
Justin Liles: Following tonight’s thunderstorms, dense fog could slow Friday commute along North Shore and Iron Range
Forecast from Meteorologist Justin Liles: The main weather concern for Thursday evening is a line of strong thunderstorms that will move through the region. Dense fog is likely Friday morning.
northernnewsnow.com
Watching possible severe storms this evening, hazardous swimming conditions today through Saturday
Synopsis: Unsettled weather returns to the Northland today with severe weather possible this evening and overnight. Hazardous swimming conditions are expected over the next couple of days. Today: Clear skies this morning will give way to rapidly increasing cloud cover along with rain chances later today. A few showers and...
FOX 21 Online
Mild and calmer Wednesday with strong storms possible later Thursday
Happy Wednesday, Northland! Despite being the start of fall, it had much more of a summer feel to it. Highs pushed into the upper 70s and lower half of the 80s, with those farther east towards the U.P. seeing upper 80s and even hitting 90 degrees. Ashland hit 89 degrees, making it the warmest September 1 in the 21st century and with the exception of one day in June, made it warmer than every day in June and August. For today, we wake up to a bit more clouds cover and some showers for the southernmost counties but we will get plenty of sun and calm conditions later on as a high-pressure system moves in. Temperatures won’t get quite to record setting levels today but will be on the mild side with highs ranging from the mid-70s into the lower 80s. We will see the weather pattern change Thursday with storms and showers possible later in the day. With some convective energy, some storms can be severe for areas along the I-35 corridor. If there is severe storms, then they can have the potential of bringing some pretty strong winds and large hail.