Just a few days after parts of the region got 6-10 (or more) inches of snow, the Northland is set to get an even bigger storm, with blizzard-like conditions and greater snowfall totals targeting the Twin Ports area Saturday and Sunday.
The Duluth National Weather Service has shared with the public an expected timing for this storm, illustrating when we could see the heaviest snow and strongest win
The Duluth Transit Authority announced around 7 am this morning that the Emergency Mainline Service Status due to the winter storm we are experiencing.
According to Wabasha Police Department's Facebook page a tank, yes an actual military tank, was stuck in the tough road conditions attempting to rescue stranded motorists.
Love it or hate it Valentines day is on the way and all of my single friends are on the hate side. Well lighten up buttercup DQ has some love for you, with the new "All Mine" blizzard.
What Do Preppers Need To Know? List Details The First One Hundred Items Expected To Disappear In An Emergency; Many Could Be Useful To Battle Our Northland Weather Events
I'm not a prepper - but the movement has gained many numbers over the last ten years or so. For the uninitiated, "preppers" are those people who are preparing for the (eventual to them) emergency situation where mankind would have to depend upon their own stockpile and skills to survive.
It's news that's going to affect us in the Northland - especially with the amount of snow, ice, and cold weather we get. The Weather Channel has announced that they'll start to name select winter storms - much as hurricanes and tropical storms get names.
Duluth-Superior sits smack-dab in the middle of "snow country". A typical winter in the Northland sees at least two or three good sized snow storms before it's all said and done. Some years, we're treated to a blizzard. If you're reading this in one of the sunshine states and wondering to yourself "what is a blizzard" - then let me explain...