Most of the Northland is forecast to get 2-5 inches of snow. The last time Duluth saw over 4 inches was Nov. 10, when we wound up with 4.7 inches. Our snowfall for the season is 26 inches below average.
A storm will develop in the Central Plains and move across the Upper Midwest today. About 3-5 inches of snow is expected along and south of Highway 2.
The cold front associated with the system will move through during the afternoon, bringing strong northwest winds and blowing and drifting snow. Warmer air will return for the weekend, with a chance of snow late Friday and late Saturday.
-Chief Meteorologist Justin Liles
Seven-day forecast
Tuesday: A.M. snow and P.M. wind, with high of 24 and low of 15
Wednesday: Cold once again, with high of 5 and low of -6
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Thursday: Warming up some, with high of 13 and low of -11
Friday: Feeling warm, with high of 30 and low of 9
Saturday: A.M. flurries possible, with high of 31 and low of 17
Sunday: Chance of snow, with high of 32 and low of 15
Monday: Feeling comfortable, with high of 33 and low of 20
