Duluth, MN – St. Patrick’s Day in Minnesota will be blustery, with gusty winds and a chance of snow showers in parts of the state. Monday’s high will reach 45°F in Duluth, but wind gusts up to 30 mph will make it feel colder.
According to the National Weather Service, there’s a slight chance of snow early Monday, with breezy conditions throughout the day. Winds will be strongest along the North Shore, where gusts could reach 50 mph. By Monday night, temperatures will drop to 30°F, with continued northwest winds adding to the chill.
Tuesday will bring a mix of sprinkles and flurries in the morning, followed by possible afternoon snow showers. Highs will hover around 42°F, with gusty east winds up to 25 mph.
Looking ahead, spring officially begins on Thursday, March 20, but winter’s grip isn’t letting go just yet. Wednesday will see lingering snow chances and continued breezy conditions. By Thursday, sunny skies and highs in the low 40s will signal a shift toward milder weather.
Travelers should exercise caution, especially along Highway 61 near Lake Superior, where strong winds could impact visibility. While no major storms are expected this week, those celebrating St. Patrick’s Day should bundle up and prepare for chilly, windy conditions.
