NWS Duluth

A light rain/snow mix is possible tonight with little to no accumulation. Highs reach the low 60s by Wednesday in southern areas before cooler air arrives for the end of the week. #mnwx #wiwx

Gradual warming trend with a few chances of wintry mixed precipitaton this week. Turn colder Thursday and Friday. Accumulating snow chances dwindled this morning with forecast models pointing to warmer temperatures Wednesday and Wednesday night. #MNWx #WIwx

Look for some "meh" weather this week. It'll be cold at night, sort of warm during the day, and mostly cloudy with a little rain and snow at times. The good news? No big snowstorms in the forecast. #mnwx #wiwx

Cooler today and then warming to near normal for most of the week. There are a few chances of wintry mixed precip this week. Greatest chances Wed/Thu. Cooler Friday. #MNwx #WIwx

@Gilbert9107696 We're at 13" at our office.

@NWSduluth where can I find current duluth snow depth?

@Gilbert9107696 nohrsc.noaa.gov/nsa/

Spring is here! Expect highs above 32°F and lows below freezing all week. This daily thaw/freeze cycle will create icy patches on roads and sidewalks each night and morning. #mnwx #wiwx

It's sure feeling like spring out there today! Current temperatures in the 50s, 60s, and even a few 70s! Colder by Lake Superior with 30s and 40s along the North Shore.

Light snow and a wintry mix are ongoing across parts of the Arrowhead. A second wave of rain is approaching from the west and is expected to cross into the area after 7:00 AM.

Clipper moving through today will bring some scattered showers this morning with a wintry mix for the Arrowhead. A second round of scattered rain is possible this afternoon and evening as well.

Spring is here, but expect a light, messy mix of snow & ice tonight into early Saturday, mainly up north. Then, check out Saturday's wild temps: 30s up north to near 70 down south! See graphic for details. #MNwx #WIwx

A clipper system moves through for the weekend. With temperatures fluctuating between above and below freezing the region will see a wintry mix at times. Expected accumulations are light, with the best chances across NE MN.

Expect a messy week ahead! With temperatures hovering near freezing, we are looking at periods of wintry mix or "slop" across the region. Watch out for 1-4 inches of snow in the MN Arrowhead Saturday night into Sunday. See the graphic for details. #MNwx #WIwx

Warmer temps continue across the region with a wintry mix possible across far northern MN today and tonight. A warm front moves through this weekend providing another round of mixed precipitation with snow favored across northern MN. Minimal accumulations are expected.

@stormleader2024 We are doing a new software update. It may be back up later this evening. Additional installs are planned for Thursday, so it will likely be down again on Thursday.

@NWSduluth Just wondering why is the Duluth radar down for public.

Another round of light wintry mix is expected overnight tonight, and may start out as rain and switch to snow overnight. Slippery conditions are possible Thursday morning. Into the weekend, temperatures will warm with slight chances for precipitation, particularly to the north.

Freezing drizzle is being observed early this morning, continuing until temps warm above freezing. A glaze of ice will be possible this morning, especially on untreated surfaces. Warmer temps arrive today, continuing into the weekend. More wintry mix possible on Sat. #mnwx #wiwx

9:40 PM, 3/17 Update: Light Snow continuing late this evening. Trace to 2" additional snow. Visibility down to 1 to 3 miles and slick spots for travel this evening into tonight. Areas of freezing drizzle possible tonight into early Wednesday morning. #mnwx #wiwx

6:50 PM, 3/17 Update: Light Snow is overspreading the Northland this evening. Less than 3” expected. Visibility down to 1 to 3 miles and slick spots possible for travel this evening into tonight. Areas of freezing drizzle possible tonight into early Wednesday morning. #mnwx #wiwx

4:40 PM, 3/17 Update: A quick moving Clipper will bring less than 3 inches of snow to the Northland this evening and tonight. A few hours of visibilities of less than 1 mile and wind gusts to 20-30 mph will lead to slick travel conditions this evening. #mnwx #wiwx