Minnesota – A cold, gray sky hangs over Duluth this morning, and light flakes drift through the air as temperatures hover near freezing.
According to the National Weather Service, a chance of flurries continues through early afternoon with highs only reaching 33°F. Northeast winds up to 15 mph add a biting edge, keeping surfaces cold enough for slick spots.
In Duluth, Superior, and along I-35, drivers should watch for patchy icy stretches, especially on bridges and shaded roads. Even light snow can create slippery conditions when temperatures sit near freezing. Slow down and allow extra stopping distance.
Skies begin to clear tonight, but temperatures drop sharply to around 22°F. That sets the stage for flash freezing in areas where any moisture lingers on pavement.
Monday offers a brief warm-up with sunshine and highs near 43°F. Roads improve, but melting during the day could refreeze after sunset as temperatures fall back near freezing.
By Tuesday, clouds increase with highs in the low 40s. A developing system brings a mix of rain and snow late in the day into Wednesday. Winds pick up, and visibility may drop during periods of snow.
Midweek turns more active. Wednesday sees highs near 36°F with snow chances and gusty winds. By Thursday, a rain-snow mix returns with breezy conditions, creating slushy travel across the region.
This is a classic early spring setup across northern Minnesota. Conditions shift quickly between melting and freezing. Stay alert for rapid changes, especially during morning and evening commutes.
Five Day Forecast for Duluth, Minnesota
Monday: High 43°F – Sunny
Tuesday: High 43°F – Mostly cloudy
Wednesday: High 36°F – Chance snow, breezy
Thursday: High 42°F – Rain/snow mix, breezy
Friday: High 35°F – Mostly sunny
