weather

This last week brought several rounds of severe weather to Minnesota, dropping over 7 inches of rain over the week in some places in the state.

Already high water levels could be pushed by additional rain Thursday to lead to flooding conditions across Northern Minnesota.

After a summer where some Northland rivers and waterfalls had slowed to a trickle, this spring's snowmelt and rain have erased the drought and brought the rivers roaring back.

The National Weather Service shared the temperature outlook for May, and it doesn't look promising for warm weather lovers.

As March draws to a close, many people have their minds on more spring-like weather. Unfortunately, Mother Nature has other plans this week.

You don't see this every day!

After a two-day, two-wave snowstorm, many places across the Northland saw over a foot of snow, with one town getting nearly three feet!

Following heavy snow Monday and Tuesday, the City of Duluth has declared a snow emergency, starting Tuesday evening.

Heavy snow continues to impact the Northland as a two-wave winter storm brings several inches of snow to the region.

Dangerously cold wind chills are expected across the Northland as we get into the final week of January, 2022.