Duluth, MN – Residents in northern Minnesota should prepare for accumulating snow starting Sunday afternoon, potentially making travel dangerous through Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service reports the region near Duluth, especially along Highway 61, has up to a 60% chance of seeing two inches of snow or more.
According to the National Weather Service Duluth office, the snow will likely begin as light flurries Sunday afternoon, with heavier accumulations and mixed precipitation possible overnight into Monday. Daytime highs will hover near freezing, leading to icy conditions on roads, particularly during morning and evening commutes.
Drivers are urged to exercise caution, reduce speeds, and stay updated on road conditions. Blustery northwest winds Monday and Tuesday, with gusts up to 25 mph, may further reduce visibility. Key travel routes, including Highway 61 and I-35, could become slick as temperatures dip below freezing at night.
Sunday night’s forecast includes rain transitioning to snow after 9 p.m., with minor accumulations expected. Monday will bring more consistent snowfall, tapering off by Tuesday afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 30s Sunday and Monday, dropping to 30 degrees Tuesday.
The extended Thanksgiving forecast shows a chance for additional light snow midweek, with colder air moving in by Thursday, bringing highs in the upper 20s. Travelers should plan ahead, especially those heading out early for holiday plans.
Stay tuned to local weather updates and road alerts to ensure safe travel through the snowy period.
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