Justin Liles

GUSTY WINDS WATCH: As of 3:45 pm gusts have exceeded 40 mph in Duluth. The good news is you will notice a considerable weakening of winds in the next 3 hours. See wdio.com/weather for your complete forecast.

TRACKING WARMER TEMPERATURES: Unseasonably warm air moves in this weekend with a chance of showers Sunday

SEEING SNOW! We're seeing some snow pop up on the radar this afternoon. More snow is possible in the Northland tonight. @Chief Meteorologist Justin Liles will have more at 5,6, and 10pm.

A RIVER OF FOG! It's been interesting watching the fog come in off Lake Superior since 12pm.

STORM TRACK WEATHER ALERT: Frost is possible across the Northern part of our region tonight. You may want to cover the vegetation.

WHAT DOES YOUR RAIN GUAGE LOOK LIKE? Here are some of the totals as of 1:30 pm Tuesday September 2nd.

STORM ALERT DAYS: Isolated to strong thunderstorms are likely from tonight and lasting through the weekend. The biggest threat for localized flooding will the south of HWY 210 Friday night into Saturday.

THIS IS INTERESTING! We are on pace to set an unwanted record!

WELL THIS IS INTERESTING! This summer has been in a category all its own.

INTERESTING! With strong thunderstorms approaching by Friday, the National Weather Service has issued a total of 87 severe thunderstorm warnings this year as of today.

SKYLINE SMOTHERED: WILDFIRE SMOKE BLANKETS THE REGION Air quality for the entire region will continue to deteriorate as we head into Wednesday. Over 15-million acres are currently burning in Canada.

STUNNING DUAL METEOR SHOWER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW! Tonight we have the chance to see the Southern Delta Aquariids and tomorrow the Alpha Capricornids.

DO YOU WANT TO KNOW YOUR STATES ALL TIME RECORD HIGH? Minnesota (Beardsley, MN 115° July 29th, 1917), Wisconsin (Wisconsin Dells 114° July 13th, 1936), and Michigan (Mio, MI 112° July 13th, 1936).

WEATHER ALERT DAYS! Air quality will once again be poor Tuesday and Wednesday.

POOR AIR QUALITY CONTINUES FRIDAY. Talk about our weather being caught between a rock and hard place. It should read "Weather in the Northland is like being caught between a swamp and ashtray."

EERIE BUT FUN! Watching a time-lapse of fog forming off the big lake is always a good time.

SHOW US YOUR RAIN GUAGE! Here are just some of the early rainfall reports we are seeing around parts of the Northland.

SO COOL TO SEE! Here is a time-lapse of the thunderstorms coming through the Twin Ports from 3:45 PM to 4:30 PM.

STORM TRACK WEATHER ALERT! As of 3:30pm Monday afternoon heavy rain leading to flooding through Wednesday could become a major issue. Amounts and locations can change so stay tuned for future developments at wdio.com/weather

Smoke Alert: Wildfire smoke is back for Northern St. Louis County and all of Koochiching County.