What can the hundreds of brave plungers expect from the weather for the events of the 2018 Duluth Polar Plunge? Here's the latest weather forecast for the events.
All eyes have been on a storm set to impact the early parts of next week with significant snowfall. The National Weather Service has placed the latest path of this storm to the south, leaving the Duluth Superior area seeing less snow than anticipated earlier this week.
A developing "Colorado Low" low pressure system is looking to target the Upper Midwest to bring an end to the relatively quiet snowstorm streak the region has enjoyed since the beginning of the season.
Anyone can call the Northland a beautiful place during the summer and its 75 and sunny. Winter's snow, ice, and subzero temperatures are more of an acquired taste.
With plenty of people planning travel and various activities for Christmas and the week between Christmas and New Year's Eve, we decided to look into our crystal ball to see what to expect.
The US Climate Prediction Center updated their long range temperature forecasts for the country this week, and their data points to a colder and snowier than normal winter ahead.
The National Weather Service shared a satellite loop this morning showing a rare weather phenomenon people in this area usually only associate with Lake Superior and the rest of the Great Lakes.
The National Weather Service is cautioning of a snowstorm for the first day of November for the Minnesota Arrowhead and Iron Range, including the Duluth area.