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.
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 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.
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.
Blizzard conditions and big Lake Superior waves pummeled Duluth on Saturday, as the city saw some of the worst of a winter storm affecting the Upper Midwest.
Much of Minnesota and parts of Wisconsin will have snow and strong winds Saturday evening into Sunday morning. The heaviest snow will be to the north, but travel conditions will be poor in many areas. Blizzard warnings continue through Sunday morning in Duluth and surrounding areas. Updates on snow totals.
Blizzard conditions and power outages hit Duluth on Saturday, as the city took the brunt of a winter storm bringing a variety of precipitation to Minnesota.
Rounds of snow, sleet and rain — accompanied by gusty winds and perhaps some thunder — will continue across Minnesota from Saturday through Sunday morning as a prolonged winter storm moves across the region.
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