Duluth, MN – A Wind Advisory remains in effect across northern Minnesota, bringing strong winds through Monday afternoon, with gusts up to 45 mph. Residents are urged to secure outdoor items and use caution on roadways, especially along exposed routes like Highway 61.
According to the National Weather Service, the strongest winds will develop tonight into early Monday, particularly over the Arrowhead region. Temperatures will remain cold, with Monday’s high near 36°F and wind chills in the teens. Drivers should prepare for reduced visibility and icy patches.
A chance of snow arrives Tuesday afternoon, with light accumulations possible. Breezy conditions will continue, keeping wind gusts near 30 mph. By Wednesday, temperatures will drop to a high of 24°F, with blustery northwest winds making it feel even colder. Sunshine is expected by Thursday, with highs reaching 33°F.
Stay updated on weather conditions and plan for extra travel time this week. Always check local advisories before heading out.
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