Duluth, MN – Strong winds and rain are set to impact Duluth and surrounding areas today, with conditions expected to peak this afternoon. Rain chances rise throughout the day, potentially bringing slick roadways and reduced visibility. Motorists should exercise caution, especially along main thoroughfares like I-35, where wet roads and gusty winds could pose hazards.
According to the National Weather Service in Duluth, a steady southeast wind will ramp up this morning, with gusts potentially reaching 25 mph by this afternoon. Temperatures will be slightly above seasonal averages, with highs reaching around 48 degrees. Showers will continue into the evening before tapering overnight, with lighter winds settling between 10 and 15 mph after dark.
The forecast calls for an active start to the week as rain persists into Monday. Monday will see temperatures climb slightly to around 55 degrees, with continued rain in the morning and potential patchy fog developing overnight. Gusty winds may remain in the 15-20 mph range. Rain chances decrease by late Monday, providing a brief break from the wet weather.
Looking ahead, Tuesday will bring partly cloudy skies with a high of 49 degrees, though isolated showers may still be possible. Cooler and clearer conditions are expected Wednesday, with mostly sunny skies and temperatures around 51 degrees. The rain may return on Thursday, though skies should remain mostly sunny with a slight breeze.
For those planning outdoor activities this week, the best days appear to be midweek, as drier and sunnier weather is anticipated. Take necessary precautions during high wind periods today and avoid areas prone to pooling water. Stay updated with the latest weather advisories and plan your week accordingly.
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