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Friday Evening Northland Forecast: 2/28/2025

A Cool Start to March
Karl Spring,

Hello March! We’ve survived January and February, and really, they weren’t so bad. Although, February did bring us 19 consecutive days with WAY below average high temperatures. What bugs me even more, is that we are still 26″ below where we should be for snowfall for the season. While we can still get snow in March and April (and yes,…

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Friday Evening Northland Forecast: 2/21/2025

A Warmer Weekend
Karl Spring,

Today (Friday) was the 19th consecutive day our high temperature was below average. We haven’t been above or at the normal daytime high since we hit 33 degrees for a high on February 2nd. That is a long stretch of colder than normal weather. Especially when you consider we had many morning lows in the range of the -26 we…

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Friday Evening Northland Forecast: 2/14/2025

Warmer Temps & Light Snow
Karl Spring,

We have had below normal high temps every day, since February 2nd. That’s 12 straight days below average high temps. And many of those days, we have been way below normal! We even had a frigid overnight low in Duluth of -26 degrees, just two mornings ago, on February 12th. Even though we will warm up toward 20 tomorrow, it…

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Monday Evening Northland Forecast: 2/10/2025

Very Cold and Very Dry
Karl Spring,

There is a saying that sometimes it’s just too cold to snow. That’s not entirely accurate. It can practically snow at any temperature below the mid 30s. What is more of a factor is the origin of the airmass. Oftentimes, the winter storms that bring the most snowfall to the Northland come out of the panhandle of Oklahoma. They tap…

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Friday Evening Northland Forecast: 2/7/2025

Here Comes More Snow
Karl Spring,

We have a Winter Weather Advisory in effect from Midnight tonight til 6pm Saturday evening. It covers the whole area, except for the far northern parts of the Iron Range. It’s generally for 2-5″ of snow for the northern half of the viewing area, and 6-8″ of snow for the southern half, heading down toward the Twin Cities. The dividing…

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Thursday Evening Northland Forecast: 2/6/2025

A Super Windy Day
Karl Spring,

We had a nice, soft snowfall over much of the Northland last night and this morning. Most of us got around 3-4″ of light, fluffy snow. It was just fine to wake up to, and get going this morning. No big deal. Then, the high pressure came blasting in behind the storm system, and the pressure gradient between the low…