temperature

A mild start to winter? That is almost unheard of in the Twin Ports.

Are you ready to set a heat record?

For anyone in Minnesota that shook their heads watching folks in Texas struggle with the cold snap it just may have an affect on you after all.

Yup, summer is here.

Have you been feeling like January hasn't been all that cold? You're not wrong. Here's a breakdown of Duluth's warmer than normal January 2020.

The Twin Ports is looking at winter-like temperatures to start the month of November, which might be a bit of a downer for some. Here are reasons not to be bummed.

November just started, but it is going to feel more like December to kick off the new month.

Analysis of temperature data between 1895 and 2018 shows five Minnesota counties being among the top 30 counties in the country that have seen the greatest average temperature increase.

The streak of consecutive days below 32 degrees ends at 58, going down as one of the 6 longest streaks ever recorded for Duluth.

It's no secret that it's been warm lately. While heat and humidity are signature components of summertime in the Northland, this spring/summer's heat has been historical for the Duluth area in two different ways.

A wind shift brought in much cooler air in on a record-breaking day, suddenly knocking things back to normal.

April 2018 has been pretty darn cold and winter-like. How much colder is it than it was last year? You might want to sit down for this.