As the weather forecast for this weekend becomes clearer, it is becoming more evident that the Twin Ports and folks along the North and South Shores can expect several inches of snow in what could be our first major snow event of this season.
The snow has already started in the greater Duluth / Superior area, and plenty more is expected as a system moves through and leads to lake effect snow tomorrow.
Spring will arrive early this year, according to America's most famous groundhog, Punxsutawney Phil.
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The frigidly cold arctic air the Twin Ports experienced this week is on its way out; and with the transition to warmer temperatures, significant snow is following.
Extremely cold temperatures and wind chill values leading to the wind chill warning in effect through Tuesday have prompted officials at Spirit Mountain to close the hill early on Monday January 21 and Tuesday January 22, 2013.
The first true arctic blast of the year is here, and it has air temperatures dropping well below zero with dangerous wind chills expected through late this week.
While the Twin Ports has seen a few cold days so far this winter, a stretch of days in the near future will see temperatures well below those seen so far.
After a few days of warmer than normal temperatures, things are about to get icy and very cold for the Twin Ports.
As the Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings meet at Lambeau Field for their second playoff showdown ever, weather could play a big factor in deciding the outcome of the NFC Wild Card matchup.
We've been upgraded. The winter storm watch that was issued yesterday has been upgraded by the National Weather Service to a winter storm warning - and the snowfall predictions have gone up too.
As computer models continue to refine what is going to happen with this weekend's weather, one thing is becoming more evident: Duluth, Superior, the Arrowhead, Iron Range, and Northwestern Wisconsin can expect a significant amount of snow this weekend.
