Weather and Climate News

December bright spot: Sunsets start moving later on Dec. 15
The shortest daylight arrives on Dec. 21. But our sunsets in Minnesota start getting later again before the winter solstice.
This past weekend’s massive snowstorm brought many parts of Northern Minnesota over a foot of snow, and the Duluth area saw almost 2 feet of snow plus blizzard conditions.
Monday will be the coldest day of this work week, then temps rebound a bit. Thankfully, it’s still looking like a storm-free week. We have a recap of some incredible snow totals from the weekend storm.
Storm topples often-photographed sea stack at Tettegouche State Park
A beloved and often-photographed sea stack along the Lake Superior shoreline of northeastern Minnesota's Tettegouche State Park has been toppled by this weekend's winter storm.
The last wave of snow from our weekend winter storm will move through the Twin Cities metro area and southeastern Minnesota as we go from mid afternoon into late afternoon/early Sunday evening.
Duluth, northeastern Minnesota dig out from nearly 2 feet of snow
Duluth and much of northeastern Minnesota continue to dig out from a mammoth winter storm that dropped more than 20 inches of snow in many areas.
Snow totals from around Minnesota
Snowfall reports from Minnesota, western Wisconsin and eastern North Dakota through 8 p.m. Sunday, reported by weather observers and relayed by the National Weather Service.
Blizzard closes highways, drops nearly 20 inches of snow on Duluth
Blizzard conditions continued to hammer the city of Duluth and surrounding areas late Saturday and early Sunday, forcing the closure of Park Point to non-residents and shutting down a stretch of Interstate 35.
Periods of snow into early afternoon; blizzard continues in Duluth
Fierce winds and heavy snow continue this Sunday morning in Duluth. Periods of snow will linger into early afternoon across eastern Minnesota and until later this afternoon in Wisconsin. The week ahead looks quieter.