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Duluth, MN Weather Oct. 24-27: 66° Saturday, Then 30s
Duluth, MN – A noticeable temperature swing is expected across northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin this weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching the middle 60s Saturday, October 2
By Marcus Hale · 2026-10-23T21:40:15.522Z
Duluth, MN – A noticeable temperature swing is expected across northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin this weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching the middle 60s Saturday, October 24, before falling into the 30s early next week.
According to the National Weather Service NWS in Duluth, the Northland's four day forecast shows changing temperatures, periods of rain and breezy conditions between Saturday and Tuesday, October 27.
Saturday Could Bring 66 Degrees and Rain
Saturday, October 24, is expected to be the warmest day of the forecast period, with temperatures climbing toward 66 degrees during the afternoon.
However, rain chances will also increase, with precipitation probabilities reaching approximately 50% Saturday afternoon.
Wind gusts could approach 25 to 28 mph during portions of the day, potentially creating breezy conditions for residents attending outdoor events or traveling around the region.
Temperatures are expected to begin falling Saturday evening, dropping into the 40s overnight.
Colder Conditions Arrive Sunday and Monday
Sunday, October 25, will bring noticeably cooler weather, with afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 51 degrees.
Rain chances are expected to remain relatively low throughout much of Sunday, although skies may become increasingly cloudy later in the day.
By Monday, October 26, temperatures could fall to around 37 degrees during the morning before recovering into the middle 40s during the afternoon.
The cooler conditions will be especially noticeable compared with Saturday's milder weather.
Another Rain Chance Develops Tuesday
Tuesday, October 27, could bring another round of precipitation, with rain probabilities climbing to approximately 44% during the day.
Temperatures are expected to remain cool, ranging from the 30s during the morning to the middle 40s by afternoon.
Residents across Duluth, St. Louis County and surrounding Northland communities should prepare for changing conditions throughout the weekend.
Those planning outdoor activities should consider bringing warmer clothing and checking updated forecasts before traveling.