DULUTH, MN (KDAL) – Northland residents will enjoy near record setting warm temperatures on Monday but will see a return of snow and cold from Tuesday into Thursday.
The brief return of winter weather is due to a storm system that arrives in the region on Monday night.
Accumulating snow and gusty winds will cause slippery roads and poor visibilities in some areas Tuesday into Wednesday with a surge of much colder air dropping wind chills to the 25 below range.
The National Weather Service in Duluth has issued a Winter Storm Watch for northern Minnesota including International Falls and Ely for late Monday night into Tuesday afternoon.
That area along with the south shore of Lake Superior have the best chance for 4 to 8 inches of snow from this storm.
The Twin Ports will see a chance of rain and snow Tuesday morning with a chance of snow in the afternoon and around an inch of accumulation.
Warmer temperatures return later in the week with highs in the low 50’s expected Friday.
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