Duluth, MN – Snow will dominate Duluth’s weather this week, with lake effect snow on Monday and a clipper system expected midweek. The National Weather Service forecasts accumulating snow starting late Monday night, potentially causing slippery conditions on key roads, including Highway 2.
According to the NWS, South Shore communities like Hurley and Ironwood will see the heaviest snowfall Monday, with totals reaching 6 to 9 inches. Duluth will experience light flurries Monday, followed by heavier snowfall on Tuesday into Wednesday. Motorists are advised to prepare for slow travel and icy patches through Wednesday evening.
Temperatures will remain below freezing all week. Monday’s high in Duluth will be near 26°F, with nighttime lows dropping to 15°F. Tuesday brings more significant snow and gusty winds, with highs near 25°F. Snowfall could reach 1-3 inches overnight, reducing visibility and making commutes hazardous.
By Wednesday, blustery conditions are expected as temperatures climb slightly to 30°F before plunging again Thursday. Arctic air will sweep through Thursday morning, bringing lows near -3°F. This could cause dangerous wind chills, so dress warmly and limit time outdoors.
The five-day forecast highlights consistent winter weather, with a brief sunny break on Thursday before more snow chances Friday. Residents are urged to monitor updates and use caution while driving, especially during peak snowfall Tuesday and Wednesday.
Stay alert for weather advisories and keep an emergency kit in your vehicle as conditions deteriorate midweek.
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