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Duluth, MN – Patchy fog and drizzle will continue across the Northland this morning, with some areas seeing visibility drop to one-half mile, according to the National Weather Service in Duluth. Drivers are urged to use low-beam headlights, slow down in dense fog, and allow extra time for morning travel. Fog and drizzle are expected to dissipate by this afternoon as cloud cover gradually breaks.
Temperatures today will reach highs between 37° and 46°, with lows tonight dipping into the 22°–30° range. Forecasters say flurries are possible late tonight across the Arrowhead region, though no significant accumulation is expected.
Looking ahead, there is a slight 20% chance of a wintry mix Saturday afternoon in the Arrowhead, but most locations will stay dry. After that, a stretch of quiet and unusually warm weather settles into northern Minnesota through early next week, with weekend highs climbing into the upper 30s to near 50 degrees.
Sunshine returns Friday and Saturday, followed by increasing clouds Monday.
