Duluth, MN – Northern Minnesota is set to experience strong to severe storms this afternoon and evening as a cold front moves south through the area. The primary threats include large hail and damaging winds, though the risk of tornadoes is minimal.
According to the National Weather Service in Duluth, the severe weather is expected to affect various locations with differing intensities. Areas such as Aitkin, Ashland, and Brainerd are likely to see the most significant impacts. Storms may develop around noon and continue through the evening, with a 55% chance of precipitation.
This weather system will bring a significant temperature drop across the Northland. Today, temperatures will range from 79 to 87 degrees Fahrenheit. By Sunday, the high will drop to between 74 and 82 degrees, with a continued chance of showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the northwest regions of Wisconsin.
On Monday, temperatures will further decrease, with highs between 68 and 76 degrees. Rain and thunderstorms are expected to persist, especially in the southern parts of the region. The forecast shows a 40% chance of showers throughout the day.
The upcoming week will maintain this trend of cooler weather and occasional rain. Tuesday and Wednesday will see highs in the mid-70s, with partly cloudy conditions. Thursday and Friday also bring a 40% chance of showers, with highs reaching 69 to 75 degrees.
