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Sharp Cold Front to Jolt Northern Minnesota, With Isolated Early Flakes Possible

Most precipitation will be rain, with any flurry risk confined to interior Lake and Cook counties.

Overview

  • NWS Duluth forecasts a rapid drop from 70s on Tuesday to lows in the 30s by Wednesday night behind a fast-moving front.
  • Wet snowflakes carry about a 25% chance early Thursday or Friday in far northern Lake and Cook counties, with less than a 10% chance of a very localized dusting.
  • Precipitation arrives in three rounds and remains mainly rain as a low over Ontario funnels colder air across the Arrowhead.
  • Highs on Wednesday are expected in the 50s to low 60s across northern Minnesota, roughly 15 to 25 degrees below early September norms.
  • Temperatures are projected to rebound to above average around September 9–15, though some forecasters note a possible first frost in parts of the northern U.S. this week.