Duluth, MN – A clipper system will bring snow and blustery conditions to the Northland starting Tuesday afternoon, making travel challenging. The system is expected to drop several inches of snow, with the heaviest accumulations in Minnesota’s Arrowhead region and Wisconsin’s Iron County.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall rates will peak Tuesday evening, coinciding with gusty winds up to 25 mph. Wind chills are forecast to drop below zero Wednesday as an Arctic air mass follows the snow. Residents should prepare for icy roads, reduced visibility, and dangerously cold temperatures.
Lake effect snow will linger into Wednesday along the South Shore, where localized accumulations could exceed six inches near Hurley and Ironwood. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for these areas until Wednesday evening.
The five-day forecast highlights frigid conditions through the week. Tuesday’s high will reach 26°F, but temperatures will plummet by Wednesday, with a high of just 18°F and overnight lows near 6°F. By Thursday, the Arctic air settles in, keeping temperatures in the teens and wind chills below zero.
Travelers are urged to monitor road conditions and delay unnecessary trips during peak snowfall hours. Drivers should also ensure vehicles are winter-ready and stocked with emergency supplies.
This week’s weather underscores the importance of preparation for Northland residents. Stay updated by following the latest forecasts and advisories from the National Weather Service.
Five-Day Weather Outlook:
• Monday: Chance of flurries, high 26°F, low 15°F.
• Tuesday: Snow and breezy, high 26°F, low 21°F.
• Wednesday: Windy, snow showers, high 18°F, low 6°F.
• Thursday: Sunny and cold, high 18°F, low 6°F.
• Friday: Partly sunny, slight snow chance, high 22°F, low 15°F.
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