Duluth, MN – A stretch of warm and dry weather will carry Minnesota into October, with forecasters calling for highs in the upper 70s to low 80s across much of the Northland this week.
According to the National Weather Service in Duluth, no rain is expected, though cloud cover will gradually increase. Winds are also forecast to strengthen, especially near Lake Superior, where cooler conditions will linger compared to inland areas.
On Monday, Sept. 29, high temperatures are expected between 79 and 83 degrees, with breezy conditions developing in the evening near the lake. The three-day outlook shows:
- Tuesday: 73–81 degrees with increasing winds near Lake Superior.
- Wednesday: 74–81 degrees with cloudier skies.
- Thursday: 75–84 degrees as skies begin to clear.
Despite the warmth, those living or traveling near Lake Superior should expect noticeably cooler conditions due to lake breezes, particularly in Duluth and surrounding shoreline communities. The dry stretch marks a stable transition into early October, though forecasters caution that gusty winds could pose challenges for boaters and those spending time outdoors.
Residents are encouraged to enjoy the fall colors while conditions remain dry and comfortable.
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