winter

It's been a banner year for snowmobiling in 2019. A lot of the older crowd of riders are saying this year was like "the good old days."

The streak of consecutive days below 32 degrees ends at 58, going down as one of the 6 longest streaks ever recorded for Duluth.

There has been a lot of buzz about a strong snowstorm for this weekend, and the National Weather Service is saying it still looks likely.

Ice dams have become a big problem this winter. The people at Certified Energy Resource Teams share tips on ice dams, including what you can do to prevent them.

Get one last taste of snowmobile fun this winter season.

It was the snowiest February in history, after all.

We had a record setting amount of snow in February, but we're not out of the woods yet. March is a snowy month historically, too.

A special event will require the temporary closure of parts of the Motorized and Ski Trail that's located in the Superior Municipal Forest.

Duluth is on on of the 20 longest stretches of consecutive days below 32 degrees, and the trend looks to continue; putting us in top 3 all-time territory.

We saw near record cold temperatures at the end of January, the snowiest February on record, and the wild wintry ride looks to continue into March.