Douglas In Duluth: Paul Douglas in the Morning

Are commonly-used weather phrases scientifically accurate? Here are some of the most accurate sayings you've likely heard.

A comet last seen by the earth in the time of the Neanderthals is returning. Here's when you can see it for yourself.

Another winter with more inevitable questions about wind chill. Many normal, sane, almost-bright friends of mine are still convinced that their cars and trucks "feel" the wind chill. I hate to burst their bubble, but that simply isn't the case...

Do you keep tabs on the weather? Not just the forecast, but current conditions, snow reports and weather model predictions? The Northland has some of the most extreme weather on the planet - only Siberia has more extremes in temperature and moisture than the Upper Midwest of the United States...

Here are some tips on how to protect yourself from a winter injury this season.

This is the time of year I have an uncontrollable urge to hibernate. To sleep in more and take more naps. The long nights probably have something to do with that. You may not have as much energy in January as you did back in July, and experts say that's normal...

So many ways to refer to the frozen white stuff!

My goal is to break as few laws as possible. I don't look good in stripes. The challenge is staying up to speed on Minnesota's laws, regulations and restrictions. Ignorance isn't an excuse. Laws change over time, and it's difficult to weed through a myriad of obcure laws on the books to see what is current, and what "unusual" laws have lapsed...

La Nina's brother, El Nino, is starting to make an appearance. How will that impact weather in the Northland?