Duluth, MN – Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin residents should prepare for a wintry mix beginning late Wednesday night into Thursday morning, bringing slippery conditions and potential travel disruptions. The National Weather Service in Duluth predicts light snow accumulation, especially near the South Shore and Iron County, Wisconsin.
Forecasters expect 1 to 2 inches of snow overnight, with a slight chance of localized totals exceeding 4 inches in parts of Iron County. As temperatures rise Thursday morning, snow is expected to transition to rain, creating icy conditions during the morning commute. Residents are advised to monitor road conditions at 511mn.org and 511wi.gov for up-to-date travel information.
By midday Thursday, warmer temperatures will dominate the region, with highs reaching the mid-40s in Duluth. Winds could reach 20 mph, further complicating travel for motorists. The wintry mix will taper off by Thursday evening, with partly sunny skies forecasted for Friday.
Looking ahead, northern Minnesota and Wisconsin may see another round of snow by Sunday. Residents should remain vigilant for changing weather conditions and ensure vehicles are winter-ready for any upcoming travel plans.
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