Duluth, MN – A significant weather shift will bring potential severe storms to Duluth and the Northland area starting Thursday afternoon. Forecasters expect large hail, damaging winds, and heavy rainfall, particularly Thursday evening. Residents should prepare for these conditions by securing outdoor items and ensuring that emergency kits are accessible.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Duluth, a cold front moving through the region late Wednesday will trigger these storms, with the highest risk during the late afternoon and evening hours Thursday. The NWS advises keeping up with weather updates and being ready to take shelter if warnings are issued.
As the weekend approaches, the weather will stabilize, with sunny skies expected by Friday and highs reaching 77 degrees. Saturday will bring even warmer temperatures, with highs around 81 degrees, but isolated storms could develop in the evening. Residents planning outdoor activities for Labor Day weekend should remain weather-aware and adjust plans if necessary.
Stay tuned to local forecasts for the latest updates on storm potential and timing.
