Weather

The National Weather Service office in Duluth is warning for the potential for some strong storms to wrap up the workweek.

Even in the dog days of summer, the water in Lake Superior can quickly become dangerously cold.

Here's what the Old Farmer's Almanac is predicting.

In an effort to make weather information easier to understand, the National Weather Service is asking for public feedback on streamlining weather alerts.

We have a lot of severe weather in the Northland so it's never a bad idea to brush up on the basics.

Storms can knock power out across the Northland at anytime of the year. While it can cause a lot of hardships, it can also provide the opportunity to do some cool stuff.

Conditions are right to deliver a powerful line of thunderstorms that could lead to wind damage like that seen in July of 2016.

The National Weather Service in Duluth has issued a very targeted warning for this weekend, campers.

The latest from the Climate Prediction Center suggests warmer than average temperatures are likely through much of July 2020 for the Duluth / Superior area.

Let it rain? Not so much.