Duluth, MN — Brutal cold continues across northern Minnesota with wind chills plunging as low as -45°F through Tuesday morning. Residents in Duluth and surrounding areas face dangerous conditions, with frostbite possible in under 10 minutes.
According to the National Weather Service, an Extreme Cold Warning remains in effect until 10 a.m. Tuesday. Temperatures will stay frigid through Wednesday morning, with wind chill values between -25°F and -40°F. Snow is expected Wednesday afternoon into the night, with accumulations likely impacting travel on major routes, including I-35 and Highway 53.
By Thursday, temperatures will begin to climb, offering relief from the arctic blast. Highs near 21°F are expected, with sunny skies providing a break from the bitter cold. Friday and Saturday will see highs reaching the low 20s, though breezy conditions may still create minor wind chills.
Residents are urged to dress in layers, wear hats and gloves, and limit outdoor exposure. If traveling, be cautious of icy roads and reduced visibility due to snow flurries expected midweek. Warmer weather is forecasted by the weekend, with temperatures nearing 38°F by Monday.
