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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
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Stretch of dry weather continues this week with multiple chances for frost
Synopsis: Dry weather will prevail over the next few days with more sunshine on tap for Tuesday and Wednesday. Breezy conditions will remain over Lake Superior with hazardous swimming conditions and elevated surf. Today: Mostly cloudy skies will persist through most of today with a slow decrease in cloud cover....
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High-Definition Radar Coming to The Northland
BRAINERD, Minn. (Northern News Now) - The Northland is about to receive some new high-definition radar data to help us better forecast the weather for you. Chief Meteorologist Adam Lorch recently traveled to Brainerd to check it out. The National Weather Service operates more than 120 radar sites across the...
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Showers likely for parts of the Northland today
Synopsis: Unsettled weather will return to the Northland today as a low pressure system moves into the area. Dry weather will return for most of the region over the weekend with seasonably cool conditions. Today: Showers are expected south of US-2 as the morning progresses. Areas north of US-2 will...
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When the Storm Passed, the Beats Started.
The boom that radiated through the dorms wasn’t thunder. Griggs Beach was the center of a new storm, celebrating the first week of classes. Although the original event was delayed by the threat of storms, Griggs Beach remained electrified thanks to a collaboration between Housing and Residential life and UMD’s very own Techno Club.
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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.